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ReportsWhose emergency is it anyway: The role of local actorsPublication year: 
2013
English
Format: 
PDF (725.3 KiB)
Publisher: 
VOICE, Voluntary Organisations in Cooperation in Emergencies
The contextualised knowledge and experience of local partners combined with the humanitarian expertise of international agencies can substantially improve the effectiveness of humanitarian aid and contribute to building local skills and capacity. This material reflects on the benefits of working with local partners.
 
 
Authors
Binoy  Acharya
1 Publication
John  Bongei
1 Publication
Nicolas  Borsinger
1 Publication
Alexander  Carnwath
1 Publication
Luca  De Filicaia
1 Publication
Maureen  Gallagher
1 Publication
Joel  Hafvenstein
1 Publication
Anne-Dominique  Israel
1 Publication
Christian  Mulamba
1 Publication
Rosita  Šoryte
1 Publication
Anne  Street
2 Publications
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Whose emergency is it anyway: The role of local actors
Document information
Publisher
VOICE, Voluntary Organisations in Cooperation in Emergencies
Authors
Acharya, Binoy, Bongei, John, Borsinger, Nicolas, Carnwath, Alexander, De Filicaia, Luca, Gallagher, Maureen, Hafvenstein, Joel, Israel, Anne-Dominique, Mulamba, Christian, Šoryte, Rosita, Street, Anne
Format
PDF
Content type
Reports
Country
Central African Republic, India, Occupied Palestinian Territories
Region
Middle East and Eurasia, South Asia
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© Author/Publisher
Keywords
Capacity building and developmentHumanitarian aidLocal actorsLocalisation
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