Localisation in Practice - Complementarity and meaningful participation

Localisation in Practice - SCD, Oxfam IBIS, MS ActionAid & Global Focus

This event will provide an insight into current practices and concrete steps for how INGOs can better support inclusion and participation

Salen - Globalt Fokus

To access the livestream please connect through <a href="https://zoom.us/j/302484930" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">this link</a> - please reach out to maba@redbarnet if you encounter any issues or have questions regarding how to connect

Most people associate humanitarian responders with large multinational organisations such as the UN, or well-known international NGOs. It is often overlooked that local and national organisations, family members in-country and abroad, neighbours and local communities, are frequently not only the first responders to a crisis, but also continuously support people and communities after the immediate phase of an emergency or in the face of a protracted crisis. It is widely acknowledged that stronger and more inclusive coordination between international and national/local actors promotes complementarity and enhances effectiveness. However, there are different experiences with how complementarity is considered in coordination mechanisms and how inclusive mechanisms are formally integrated and practiced in humanitarian responses. In this third event under the Localization in Practice project we take a closer look at complementarity between national/local and international humanitarian organisations in formal coordination mechanisms and other decision-making processes, including the meaningful participation of women-led organisations. The workshop will provide an insight into current practices along with concrete steps for how INGOs can be more mindful of complementarity and better support the inclusion and participation of local actors in humanitarian systems.Speakers will include:
<ul><li>Aline Haj Hassan, Women Center Coordinator, KAFA, Lebanon
</li><li>Isaac Otieno, Education Programme Officer, Nile Hope, South Sudan
</li><li>Samah Kassab, Senior Programme Coordinator, ActionAid Palestine, Gaza
</li><li>Kemal Alp Taylan, Localisation Specialist ,Global Education Cluster, Geneva/Istanbul
</li><li>John Bryant, Senior Research Officer, ODI, UK
</li></ul> Informed by recent research and practices an experienced panel will discuss the following questions:<ul><li>How do international, national and local humanitarian coordination interlink and support each other? </li><li>What does complementarity mean for the international humanitarian system’s work with accountability, inclusion and participation of national and local responders?</li><li>How inclusive are coordination mechanisms? What are main drivers for inclusion or exclusion? And what does stronger inclusion and participation in coordination bring for the affected populations?</li></ul>The event will be in english and will be livestreamed. Any questions/issues with registration may be directed to maba@redbarnet.dk

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