World Humanitarian Day is a moment to acknowledge the importance of helping others in dire need and to recognize the great lengths that humanitarian workers go to provide such help.
The NGO community has a unique role to play in leading others towards change. Our missions and values tie us to a unique ethical role in civil society, so our practices must reflect that.
InterAction makes ten discrete commitments in order to better serve those in humanitarian need across the globe.
Congo, South Sudan, Myanmar are some of the countries to watch in 2018.
InterAction conducted a short mission from June 2-6, 2018 in Myanmar to examine critical protection issues and trends.
"Cuts to vital diplomatic, development, and humanitarian efforts diminish the United States’ ability to respond to and prevent new crises and contribute to a more prosperous world."
InterAction CEO noted that the gap between current needs and what the humanitarian system can currently deliver is increasing.
These 10 crises and trends will help shape our coverage in 2019. Here’s why they have our attention and should demand yours.
The outcome report following an October 2018 workshop to take stock of implementation of the IASC Policy on Protection in Humanitarian Action (2016) and the IASC Principals Statement on the Centrality of Protection in Humanitarian Action (2013).
The consortium elevates NGO voices to promote critical needs to the highest level of stakeholder.
