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Supporting local leadership by deepening participation in evidence and learning activities

Bharathi Radhakrishnan, Emmanuel Igbhebo, Ryan Sheely, & Britt Sloan
- Locally-led
- Monitoring & Evaluation
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The Learning Curve: A world where learning comes first

On July 10 2024, ALNAP (the global network for humanitarian learning) hosted a new kind of online event, featuring humanitarians based all over the world for opinion, debate, networking and …
- Learning
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
From Paper to Action: Key Lessons from Sharing Our Research Findings Back to the Consulted Communities

Moving from concept talked about to reality
- Locally-led
- Monitoring & Evaluation
Commentary
We need learners and thinkers on the humanitarian frontline

When humanitarians go to communities in crisis, we must first observe, see things and try to understand the dynamics. If community members are surviving in the middle of a problem, …
- Learning
- Locally-led
Commentary
Rethinking success: reflections on locally-led M&E

Hana Abul Husn reflects on what successful locally-led monitoring and evaluation looks like
- Locally-led
- Monitoring & Evaluation
Report
Learning to be more 'locally led'? Current practice and evidence gaps in the international humanitarian sector

Current practice and evidence gaps on locally-led action in the international humanitarian sector
- Locally-led
Commentary
Four locally-led adaptation recommendations for humanitarian actors for COP28

Suggestions for supporting locally-led adaptation - for humanitarian and climate practitioners
- Locally-led
Commentary
From localising the international system to actually supporting locally-led action

How can we accelerate the pace of change? Read our commentary
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
The feeling’s mutual: the humanitarian sector must help local people and communities to help themselves

Simone di Vicenz, Head of Humanitarian Policy, Practice and Advocacy, Christian AidSince the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016, there has been a strong focus on localisation and locally-led action, but …
- Locally-led
Commentary
7 ways to localize funding practice

CDP puts forward seven ways to localise funding practice
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
Localisation re-imagined: Ethics and purpose in localisation

In this article, Arbie focuses on the benefits of ‘progressive localisation’, one of six essays in the series.
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
Localisation re-imagined: The three types of localisation

One of six articles on localisation, Arbie Baguios here discusses different ways of looking at localisation.
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
Localisation re-imagined: Three dimensions of localisation

One of six essays on localisation, here Arbie Baguios explains three dimensions that characterise the international humanitarian system’s engagement with local actors.
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
Localisation re-imagined: Regenerating the polyculture of humanitarianism

Arbie Baguios explores whether the international system overlooks the capacity and expertise of local and national humanitarian actors.
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
Localisation Re-imagined: Fertilising the soil of state-led solutions

One of Arbie Baguios' six articles on localisation, he discusses how international actors do, or do not, work with national governments
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Commentary
Localisation re-imagined: Localising the sector vs supporting local solutions

One of six essays on how far localisation is progressing, or not, by Arbie Baguios.
- Localisation
- Locally-led
Report
Survivor- and community-led crisis response: Practical experience and learning

Details:Publication language: EnglishPages: 77ppSuggested citation: Corbett, J., Carstensen, N. and Di Vicez, S. (2021) Survivor- and community-led crisis response: practical experience and learning. London: HPN/ODI
- Locally-led
Commentary
A locally shaped future for CVA

Cash and voucher assistance (CVA) has been dramatically on the rise. The State of the World of Cash Report (SOWC) 2020 noted the global volume of CVA reached a total …
- Locally-led

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Supporting local leadership by deepening participation in evidence and learning activities

The Learning Curve: A world where learning comes first

From Paper to Action: Key Lessons from Sharing Our Research Findings Back to the Consulted Communities

We need learners and thinkers on the humanitarian frontline

Rethinking success: reflections on locally-led M&E

Learning to be more 'locally led'? Current practice and evidence gaps in the international humanitarian sector

Four locally-led adaptation recommendations for humanitarian actors for COP28

From localising the international system to actually supporting locally-led action

The feeling’s mutual: the humanitarian sector must help local people and communities to help themselves

7 ways to localize funding practice

Localisation re-imagined: Ethics and purpose in localisation

Localisation re-imagined: The three types of localisation

Localisation re-imagined: Three dimensions of localisation

Localisation re-imagined: Regenerating the polyculture of humanitarianism

Localisation Re-imagined: Fertilising the soil of state-led solutions

Localisation re-imagined: Localising the sector vs supporting local solutions

Survivor- and community-led crisis response: Practical experience and learning

A locally shaped future for CVA