our work
HAI's commitment to strengthening local capacity in humanitarian advocacy, response, disaster risk reduction, and climate resilience.
Reshaping Futures
Our 4 thematic Areas
Driving Change, Building Resilience, Empowering Communities
Humanitarian Aid International (HAI) is a not-for-profit organisation headquartered in New Delhi, India. We work for the endowment of an equitable humanitarian sector rooted in local and traditional capacity strengthening through four thematic areas
Humanitarian Advocacy
Within and outside India. Strong Emphasis on LOCALISATION and decolonisation to amplify voices of local actors to strengthen an Indigenous and locally-led humanitarian architecture.
Humanitarian Response
Enhancing emergency response architecture to make it timely, effective, cost-efficient and relevant for affected communities through its network for local organisations.
Disaster Risk Reduction
Build resilience and minimise disaster risk through anticipatory risk mitigation programmes and technology-enabled solutions.
Climate Change Adaptation
Promote climate resilience and strengthen the adaptive capacities of communities at risk of adverse impacts of climate change and climate-related disasters.
Paving the Way for a Sustainable Future
Our Key Initiatives
Driving sustainable change and accountability
1. Sclr- Survivor and community-led Response
Survivor and Community-Led Response (sclr) is a structured approach designed to support the natural efforts of individuals and communities in crises to help one another.
Sclr involves transferring leadership, decision-making, and resources to community responders.
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2. Dashboard for Aid Transparency and Accountability (DATA)
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3. Refugee programme
The Pakistani Refugee Programme was initiated in Majnu ka Tilla and Signature Bridge camps in Delhi to deliver comprehensive humanitarian, and developmental support to the Pakistani minority refugees through a rights-based and participatory approach.
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4. Climate Resilience Programme in the Sundarbans Delta
The Sundarbans, home to the world’s largest mangrove forests and millions of vulnerable communities, is on the frontlines of climate change.
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