ALNAP 167d ago

Veronique Barbelet, an independent consultant, discusses the importance of impartiality in humanitarian efforts and the need for inclusivity. She highlights the increased attention to marginalised groups in crises, barriers to implementing inclusive practices, and the lack of critical evidence supporting inclusive humanitarian action. The video calls for prioritised funding, systematic analysis, and the adoption of twin-track approaches to enhance inclusion. Parlay also addresses the challenges posed by current political and funding pressures and emphasises the importance of local and national partnerships to promote accountability and inclusivity. This video is part of ALNAP’s Explain series, which covers a range of topics such as AI in the humanitarian sector, locally led responses, accountability to affected populations (AAP), the HDP nexus, and more. 📘 Read the briefing on Inclusion and inclusive humanitarian action: https://alnap.org/help-library/resources/explain-inclusion/ 📚 Explore other Explain briefings: https://alnap.org/topics/explain-briefings/ ▶️ Watch the Explain briefing presentations in the playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdj_WJXmfmz5oIFr9aXV81xT-gUhR8Y3Q&si=ngX5s0rTOZtD8Rmg 📧 Join our bulletin to stay informed about upcoming events and updates: https://alnap.us16.list-manage.com/su... ALNAP https://alnap.org #WithLearningComesChange