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
During my recent visit to #Lebanon in July 2024, I was truly inspired by the resilience of the Lebanese people. Despite the multitude of challenges
