Localisation re-imagined: an essay series

Localisation re-imagined by Arbie Baguios

Arbie Baguios is a researcher and the founder of Aid Re-imagined, an initiative that advocates for a more effective and just aid system. He is a Fellow at IARAN, a Board Member of WeRobotics and an Adviser to the Equity Index. Arbie produced six articles for ALNAP, each of which explores a different dichotomy of the localisation debate.

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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
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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
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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: 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: The three types of localisation

One of six articles on localisation, Arbie Baguios here discusses different ways of looking at localisation.
- Localisation
- Locally-led
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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