ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Opportunities and possible limitations of a truly locally led system
Dr Sema Karaosmanoğlu, director of Support to life and former chair of the NEAR network, is the first guest in our new series of episodes on “Contested Aid”. CHA director Ralf Südhoff talks with her about the Humanitarian Reset process and why there is a lot of critique from the Global South; how local and international efforts could be balanced, the opportunities, but also possible limitations of a truly locally led system and why country-based pooled funds shouldn’t be the only way channelling more resources to local organisations.
CHA25 Conference Review: https://www.chaberlin.org/en/news/cha25-conference-review/
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