While new research highlights pockets of progress in the implementation of humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) nexus approaches, the focus remains too much on high-level planning and processes. Tangible changes in the lives and vulnerabilities of people in fragile contexts are yet to be realised at any real scale.
Join us as we delve into questions on how to implement HDP nexus approaches:
- Where should efforts be focused to amplify areas of progress?
- What linkages need to be made to connect planning to financing and programming?
- How can international coordination connect with locally led programming
- How can the three systems work across the nexus in challenging contexts?
Hear from policy makers and practitioners with experience working on HDP approaches in different contexts and the authors of a new IASC publication, as they share insights and consider solutions towards a future where HDP nexus approaches can deliver more tangible changes for communities.
Speakers (more to be announced...)
- Miguel de Corral | Senior Operations Officer, Fragility, Conflict, and Violence Group, World Bank
- Damien Lilly | Independent consultant
- Vanessa Wyeth | Global Lead for Conflict Prevention, Fragility, and Peacebuilding, UNICEF
- Carlo Emmanuel Fong Luy | Knowledge Management Officer, UNICEF’s Programme Group
- Jennifer Doherty | Research Fellow, ALNAP
This event is part of ‘The Learning Curve’ - a new kind of online event featuring humanitarians from all over the world for opinion, live debate and video reflections. Expect a collaborative, fast paced, and varied format created to bolster your online collective learning experience.