BackgroundSince 1992, the humanitarian system has evolved significantly to address increasing needs. However, it now faces an increasingly complex multilateral environment and a growing number of crises driven by armed violence, evolving conflict settings (including the increased role of non-state armed actors and privatized security), natural disasters, and climate change. Compounded by economic downturns, dwindling funding and emerging technologies, these factors severely affect millions of people globally.
In early 2024, a letter was sent by Grand Bargain Ambassador Bessler, former Grand Bargain EP Jan Egeland, and NEAR Executive Director Hibak Kalfan requesting updates from caucus members o funding for localisation, particularly regarding their progress on roadmap development aimed at achieving the 25% localisation target.
In early 2024, a letter was sent by Grand Bargain Ambassador Bessler, former Grand Bargain EP Jan Egeland, and NEAR Executive Director Hibak Kalfan requesting updates from caucus members o funding for localisation, particularly regarding their progress on roadmap development aimed at achieving the 25% localisation target.
Endorsed in November 2022 the PSEA Capacity Project PSEACAP aims to provide dedicated inter agency PSEA Coordinators to support humanitarian operations in high risk countries, identified through the SEA Risk Overview Index Following the launch of PSEACAP in 2023 PSEA Coordinators were deployed to Central African Republic, Chad, Som
Building a Better World Together: The Future of Humanitarian Action is an IASC High-Level side event at the Summit of the Future Action Days, co-organised by the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) secretariat on behalf of the following IASC Members: ICVA, IFRC, InterAction
Signed by 413 humanitarian organizations around the world who are calling for the protection of civilians, including their staffExcellencies,This World Humanitarian Day, our staff and volunteers around the world will stand in solidarity to spotlight the horrifying toll of armed conflicts on their colleagues and on all civilians, particularly children.