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When our teams walk the talk on #localization - check out CARE Philippines case study as they explain how to transfer direct funding to local actors. Many of you have heard me talk of the HPP project and the below is exactly why we should invest in such coordination partnership-driven platforms before crises hit. cc: Reiza Tala

Expanding locally-led development will continue to be crucial in international development efforts. At Project HOPE, it's at the core of our approach, driving impactful change. We've achieved notable successes and are committed to doing even more. Staying informed on the latest trends and practices is key, and Elissa Miolene's insightful reporting on this topic is invaluable. #localization, USAID, Devex, Project HOPE, #internationaldevelopment, #humanitarianaid, #globalhealth https://lnkd.in/emmu-BNQ

🌍 Introducing the AMIL Project’s Community of Interest (CoI): A Hub for Migrant Integration in Europe! Coordinated by ALDA, this vibrant #community brings together local #authorities, NGOs, #employers, vocational #training providers, and migrant-led #associations from across the EU. The goal? To share insights, promote innovative practices, and strengthen #networks that support sustainable #migrant integration. 🎯 CoI Objectives: - Foster Collaboration: connect #stakeholders committed to migrant inclusion and economic empowerment. - Encourage knowledge sharing: exchange tools, #policies, and #practices to enhance local and regional #integration approaches. - Promote scalable models: highlight the MEIC model as a framework for successful #economic integration. Read the article and join the AMIL Community of Interest 🔗 https://bit.ly/3VeWXGT Joining isn’t just about staying informed—it’s about shaping the future of migrant labour market integration in 🇪🇺 .  #AMILProject #MigrantIntegration #InclusiveEurope #CommunityOfInterest

As one of our 2024 #KAICIIDFellows and a migrant in #Portugal, Afsana Jiwani launched Migrants Matter, an encounter platform where, through #TransformativeDialogue sessions, migrants from #India, #Pakistan, #Germany, #Russia, the #USA, and #Angola shared their journeys, explored common struggles, and built collaborative networks. Through this KAICIID-supported initiative, participants forged networks with NGOs and local policymakers, initiating advocacy in #healthcare, #education, and #employment to improve the integration of migrants in #Europe. Learn more about this inspiring project here: 🔗 https://ow.ly/wX6C50UqyK9

I have read this. It’s a very detailed report and can be translated into actionable activities.

When we speak of capacity-building, we must ask: who exactly is asking for it? SWISSAID's Sithu Htin Aung believes this question is at the heart of ensuring that capacity-building efforts are genuinely aligned with the needs and demands of local communities, which can be multi-faceted. Find out more in Sithu's article for HPN, where he discusses capacity-building/-strengthening in relation to Myanmar 🇲🇲➡ https://lnkd.in/erygwhcm #CapacityBuilding #Localisation #GrandBargain #Myanmar

A New Landscape Assessment Highlights the Unique Challenges and Gaps in Services Facing Cambodian Migrants Journeying to Thailand We’re excited to share insights from our latest research! This assessment highlights the realities of Cambodian Migrant Workers (CMWs) in Thailand, focusing on their geographic and industry presence, the significant barriers they encounter in their migration journey, and the availability—and gaps—of essential services. Additionally, the study underscores the vital role of networks like the Cambodian Migrant Worker Network (CMWN) in addressing these needs. This research aims to inform program strategies under #Winrock International’s #CambodiaCTIP Activity, fostering improved access to services and stronger support for CMWs. Explore the executive summary to learn more! #HumanRights #Cambodia

Fellow Humanitarians, come join our session at the #EHF24 for local expertise from Lebanon, DRC, Madagascar & Indonesia on how to close the growing humanitarian funding gap!

A new report is capturing how the biggest players in global development and humanitarian response work with local groups and subcontractors, based on survey data from the local groups themselves. “Establishing strong partnerships is critical to our ability to deliver sustainable impact,” says Palladium co-CEO Ricardo Michel MBA, CPA. “It’s validating to be ranked so highly, but these results are also a call to action for us to continue to improve and to ensure that our partners’ experience of working with Palladium is beyond reproach.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/grYyFg2N #Localization | USAID

New Perspectives on Locally Led Development   Check out this compelling essay by my colleagues Will von Schrader and Jenny Russell discussing how big NGOs like Save the Children International and donors like USAID can support local development efforts without overshadowing local priorities. It's a thought-provoking read on the future of development cooperation! https://lnkd.in/eWFCSx9t  #Development #Localization #GlobalPartnerships #SavetheChildren #Brookings