by Guest Author | Nov 2, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Partnerships in humanitarian action 11/2020 | Lizz Harrison Equality in partnerships There are ‘partnerships’ all over the world between international, national and local organisations working together towards a mutual goal. That mutual goal is meeting the immediate...
by Guest Author | Oct 28, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
How localization supports practical solutions for women, peace, and security 10/2020 | Nanako Tamaru and Mirsad “Miki” Jacevic This week marks the 20th anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 (2000) which is the first of eleven resolutions that...
by Guest Author | Oct 7, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Localisation four years after the Grand Bargain: what is still missing? 10/2020 | Mary Akugizibwe Before starting a career at the international level, I had worked at the country level and founded the Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), Global Refugee Initiatives...
by Guest Author | Sep 23, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Can we put the rhetoric into action? 9/2020 | Alex Carle As a mother, a New Zealander, a woman, a white person, a person who has lived on every continent but often as a privileged minority, I am excited that others are ably expressing a frustration and unease I have...
by Guest Author | Sep 9, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
The case for a joint degree in comparative development 9/2020 | Farida T. Bena Before Covid-19, before Black Lives Matter, the aid and development sector was already grappling with massive challenges – the ‘Aid too’ movement, the full-on attack on multilateralism, the...
by Guest Author | Sep 2, 2020 | From Where I Stand, Uncategorized
Exploring the gender lens on Localization: Working on GBV issues in northern Nigeria. 9/2020 | John Ede Farida* 30, recounts how she was sexually abused by close relatives and friends before the age of 2. A situation of sexual harassment and abuse she has endured...
