This Grand Bargain Annual Review event brings together donor governments, UN, INGOs, but local NGOs are almost entirely absent from the formal process. So in the absence… Read more “Messages from Charter4Change national NGO endorsers to the Grand Bargain Annual Review meeting (27 June 2019)”
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New Charter4Change Annual Report and Policy Recommendations 2019
Every year, the Charter4Change (C4C) publishes an Annual Report to report on progress by its signatories on implementing the eight commitments in the C4C Charter. This year’s… Read more “New Charter4Change Annual Report and Policy Recommendations 2019”
Communiqué – 3rd annual Charter4Change meeting, December 2018
The Charter for Change held its 3rd annual meeting 4-5 December 2018 in Oslo, Norway. Close to 50 representatives, INGO signatories and local NGO endorsers from around… Read more “Communiqué – 3rd annual Charter4Change meeting, December 2018”
A Small Change May Happen Locally but its Impact is Global
In the eastern DRC, community groups offer essential services to women affected by sexual violence.
Local and international organisations collaborate on START Network anticipatory alert in Goma
Anticipatory actions are required now before an expected disastrous eruption occurs in Goma town.
Charter for Change statement, to mark World Humanitarian Day, 2018
A statement has been released on behalf of the Charter for Change, to mark World Humanitarian Day 2018.
Reinforce Local Systems and Invest in Local Capacities
Analytical paper on WHS self-reporting on Agenda for Humanity transformation 4A and 5A
Update from InterAction/Catholic Relief Services discussion on localisation
Why does localisation matter, how does it work, and how to make it last?
Partnership, innovation and sustainability: Examples from the European refugee crisis in Greece
Antti Toivanen, Finn Church Aid Country Director for Greece, shares from his experiences, the importance of partnerships in ensuring collective results.
A plea for local help
Large, northern NGOs should be more aware of the essential role of local aid organizations. After a disaster, these local organizations can offer help faster and more effectively. And at lower costs. It’s time for real partnerships and a more honest system of financing.
