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In this recent webinar hosted by Global Government Forum and Visa, an expert panel shared insights about how governments, NGOs, and the private sector can work together to enhance the efficiency and impact of humanitarian aid. Key takeaways: 1. Humanitarian programs can promote choice with a suite of aid delivery options 2. Programs should prioritize inclusion and accessibility 3. Flexible aid capabilities can better address local needs 4. A holistic approach can support lasting outcomes 5. Strong global delivery networks are key Watch the recording to learn more: https://vi.sa/3zDCgMy

Do you know what ???????????????????????? in humanitarian aid means? Localisation means empowering local responders in affected countries. This ensures that aid is delivered swiftly and efficiently, placing affected communities at the centre of the response. In times of crisis, local responders are often the first on the scene to provide life-saving help. By prioritising local labour and locally sourced humanitarian supplies, we reinforce the local presence and infrastructure. Stronger collaboration with local actors, including the transfer of knowledge and capacity, can: ??Better anticipate the response to a crisis ?? Facilitate community-led solutions ?? Promote long-term recovery and development This is why the EU works to involve and empower local and national groups in its humanitarian action. Our goal is to ensure that vulnerable people in crisis receive aid that is relevant, timely, and inclusive, and that those who deliver aid are accountable to the affected populations. Together, we can build stronger, more resilient communities. #EUHumanitarianAid

How can humanitarian aid systems respond effectively to complex challenges and diverse local conditions? Join the conversation with Global Government Forum, Visa, and a panel of experts who will explore: ??Ways to ensure humanitarian aid can meet needs on the ground ??Opportunities to accelerate aid delivery around the world ??Why effective partnerships are key to next-generation aid capabilities Register for the online panel discussion: https://vi.sa/3xR7oYy

Today, as part of Dóchas (the Irish Association of Non-Governmental Development Organisations), we are reminding the Irish Government that there is #NoTimeToLose when it comes to #Budget2025. We are calling on the Government to: ?? Make real progress towards spending 0.7% of gross national income on overseas aid by 2030… ?? By increasing the overseas aid budget by €292 million ?? Ensure 25% of all overseas aid is allocated to locally led initiatives that can deliver support directly to affected populations ?? Deliver our commitment of €225 million yearly in climate finance - at a minimum ?? Set a pathway to increase this allocation to Ireland’s fair share of €500 million a year There are nearly 300 million people around the world this year in need of humanitarian assistance. We must play our part.

Today's must read is this article in The New Humanitarian on the tricky problem of improving the delivery of humanitarian aid to people inside #Myanmar. https://lnkd.in/eXpQ2N3x

Doing research on Economic Assistance and Humanitarian Aid...within the context of sustainable and #impactinvesting. Often an overlooked area due to the 'gray' elements involved and the lack of ability to properly and positively influence structural impediments. ?? Question: Of the total $ in humanitarian aid provided by the United States to recipient countries, what percentage of that aid actually fulfills the intended purpose and reaches those in need? ?? Question: What is the current leakage related to United States Humanitarian Aid across categories? ?? Question: Where can you find the most detailed data related to aid leakage such as administrative costs, inefficiencies, mismanagement, and corruption? ? Traditional models are broken. ? We can do better. First attempt at better understanding market structure, business models, impediments, scalability, alternative financing mechanisms, partnerships, accountability, etc. #sustainableinvesting #impactinvesting

I participated in the survey and shared my insights on how aid is delivered to people affected by humanitarian crises. Read ?? the special report,?Reimagining Aid in the Digital Age: Building Global Capabilities to Serve Local Needs, showcasing data-driven insights on how aid delivery can become more impactful amidst increasing humanitarian crises. https://lnkd.in/dtnqB6Ut #ReimaginingAid and #DevexReport.

Today's must read is this article in The New Humanitarian on the tricky problem of improving the delivery of humanitarian aid to people inside #Myanmar. https://lnkd.in/eXpQ2N3x

Humanitarian aid for successful development requires investment in both infrastructure and basic services, such as health and education. Achieving the right balance between the two can be difficult. EU aid, in recent years, has been shifting funding more towards infrastructure projects. The outgoing chief of the European Commission’s humanitarian aid department, Janez Lenar?i?, has flagged this as a potential problem in coming years. While he recognizes the importance of infrastructure projects, he also emphasized that these should not come at the expense of basic service assistance. https://lnkd.in/g_guHY6D ? #Devex #internatonaldevelopment #humanitarianaid #EUaid #EuropeanCommission #Apexconsulting?

The problem with Aid Coordination Meetings The New Humanitarian Dear All, I am placing this article as it is a existing problem in the humanitarian Arena. It is known that International Humanitarian Meetings are record in assistance. but National Meetings have a problem. It doesn't spark as much interested as a International event. for many known reasons. There has to be a way to promoting assistance. as it is essential any aid coordination meeting. Also the budget limitation is one, the real interests is another. the topic is also and etc. What will you suggest? I believe these meeting to be more essential and key that should be record high assistance to be able to concrete coordination.