How Bureaucracy Strangles Humanitarian Action
I’ve spent years inside the humanitarian system, seeing both its strengths and its struggles. This article is my reflection on the urgent need for reform.
I’ve spent years inside the humanitarian system, seeing both its strengths and its struggles. This article is my reflection on the urgent need for reform.
What if the biggest localization failure in the humanitarian sector isn’t a lack of funding, but something far more insidious—a silent epidemic where INGOs unintentionally
I’ve sat in countless conference rooms—some virtual, some in grand headquarters—where the urgency of a crisis was met not with swift action, but with more
Leadership in Moments of Transformation: Reflections from Syria There are moments in history that feel like a rupture in time—a point where the past and
I’ve been reflecting on the humanitarian sector and its operational modalities lately, observing the intricate web of challenges that INGOs (International Non-Governmental Organizations) face in
In 2024, delivering aid to conflict zones has become more difficult than ever. While trucks are loaded with food, water, and medical supplies, they’re often
In a world where crises seem to multiply faster than solutions, the systems that once kept humanitarian aid flowing smoothly are beginning to falter. With
In the heart of a war zone, a hospital is bombed, families are torn apart, and refugee camps overflow with desperate people. Children’s futures hang
🌍 World Humanitarian Day serves as a powerful reminder of our responsibility to protect both civilians and humanitarian workers in conflict zones. While raising awareness
Around 8 years ago, I began my writing journey. It was a simple yet profound decision, driven by a need to express my thoughts and
