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Here are some interesting facts about Ethiopia.🇪🇹 1. It's likely that some of the world's oldest individuals resided in this region. 2. Ethiopia holds the distinction of being Africa's oldest independent nation and the sole African country to resist colonial subjugation. 3. Ethiopia stands out as one of the earliest African nations to secure a notable triumph against a European colonial force. 4. With nearly 1.5% of the global population, Ethiopia ranks as the second most populous country in Africa. 5. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia's capital city, claims the title of Africa's highest capital and the fourth highest worldwide. 🎥: @africaandivaa #babelos #babelosltd #translationcompany #language #localization #localizationservices #africantranslation #languagebarrier #culture #ethiopia🇪🇹 #ethiopians

An insightful research paper by Oxfam to show how #usaid #localization target of 25% of funding to go to local organizations could be reached. Providing findings and recommendations starting with a clearer and consistent definition of “local” organization, transparency of data needed to be reported, better methodology to measure progress and include gender data. The Local4Dev Hub in #uganda focuses on working primarly with national organizations and professional MEL networks to increase their participation and build capacity to compete with locally-registered INGOs on USAID funding in country. This effort will help donors to achive their localization targets. https://lnkd.in/efipFEdn

⏩ Locally led action is the way forward ⏩ There has been a strong and clear voice to shift the way the sector delivers #humanitarian action in the past decade, and locally led action is not only needed, it is the way forward 🏃♂️ 🏃♀️   Our new review identifies the need for collective action to define and measure the impact of localised action to solidify our efforts and truly deliver commitments to localisation of humanitarian action. Read our new resource on #localisation: https://lnkd.in/ggGmvk32 Humanitarian Advisory Group

What do those working in the humanitarian sector see as the most persistent challenge to promoting localisation in complex and fragile cases? Take a look at what was seen by our respondents as the most persistent challenge to promoting localisation in complex and fragile crises! 📑 Read the full report to understand the importance of intermediary practices in humanitarian contexts ➡ https://lnkd.in/gq759R4F #Localisation #AsiaPacific #Humanitarian Australian Red Cross

Discover how Afghan humanitarian responders define and envision localisation in our latest report. Designed to support the LTWG and the broader humanitarian community, this report offers valuable insights into the diverse interpretations of localisation and what an ideal localised response looks like on the ground. #definelocalisation, #localization https://lnkd.in/ewDsJCjr

We are excited to launch the global online survey "Global BHA-Funded Online Localization Research Survey" as part of the research project Beyond Barriers. The survey will collect data to build an evidence base to advocate for system-level changes in the humanitarian sector.  Conducted in partnership with CEPA in Malawi, Trust in Northwest Syria, Mahfuza Mala from Bangladesh, IES in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and New Access in Somalia, the survey is aimed at professionals working for local/national and international organizations in the humanitarian sector. It is part of the research project “Beyond Barriers: Overcoming Funding & Human Resource Obstacles to Achieve a Localized Humanitarian Response." The survey is available in 14 languages (please find selection options in the top right corner of the first page) and will take 15-20 minutes to complete. If you choose, your responses will remain anonymous.  The survey will be available until March 1. You can find the survey here: https://bit.ly/49vL8R2  If you have any questions about the survey or the use of the data collected, please contact the Beyond Barriers team at beyond.barriers@concern.net. #localisation #localization #humanitarian #aid

Saya menuliskan artikel secara kelompok bersama teman saya Discover the complexities of the Rohingya crisis and its impact on Aceh, Indonesia, in our latest article. Learn about the perilous journeys, cultural adaptations, and social dynamics faced by the Rohingya people as they seek refuge in Aceh. Explore the challenges and efforts in health, education, and human rights protection for both Rohingya refugees and the local Acehnese community. Gain insights into Indonesia's diplomatic approach and the role of international cooperation in addressing this humanitarian crisis. Join us in understanding the Rohingya crisis and the importance of harmonious integration in Aceh. Read the full article now! https://lnkd.in/gRZjgWkT

We are excited to share insights from Philip Black, CEO of CSRN, on navigating crisis response through localisation. In this latest article, Phillip delves into the evolving landscape of humanitarian aid, exploring the crucial role local organisations play in fostering sustainable development amidst crises. Discover the full narrative here: https://cutt.ly/mwB1pk6W Join the conversation on how we can better support local solutions for global challenges. #CrisisResponse #HumanitarianAid #Localisation #SustainableDevelopment

As the conversation about #localisation in #humanitarian space continues, ACAPS has produced another report on understanding the many ways responders define and envision localisation, focusing on #Afghanistan. Designed to support the Localisation Technical Working Group and broader humanitarian community, this report explores diverse interpretations and understandings of the "local", "localisation", and "localised" response. #humanitariananalysis #localisationagenda #Afghanistancrisis