NEAR MENA Regional Convening Wrap Up and Insights
NEAR MENA Regional Convening Wrap Up and Insights · Istanbul, Türkiye · 29 September 2026 Istanbul, Türkiye: The final day of NEAR’s MENA Regional Convening brought together local and…
NEAR MENA Regional Convening Wrap Up and Insights · Istanbul, Türkiye · 29 September 2026 Istanbul, Türkiye: The final day of NEAR’s MENA Regional Convening brought together local and…
International cuts to development aid foreshadow profound changes to the system: ‘We are terrified of going back to the 1980s’ Leaders meeting at the UN General Assembly face a humanitarian…
Survey Analysis: The impact and future of the Grand Bargain: Perceptions of local and national civil society across the Global South Our new joint report with A4EP captures the perspectives…
NEAR members signing on to our first Townhall of 2026 were welcomed with the powerful reggae beats of Bob Marley’s Zimbabwe, that set the rhythms of solidarity amongst…
By members of NEAR’s four Localisation Labs in the Middle East: Syria, Yemen, Palestine and Lebanon; with support from Wejdan Jarrah, NEAR’s MENA Regional Representative The NEAR Localisation Labs…
A quarter of young Africans believe USAID cuts could be positive, survey finds NEAR was invited by The Guardian to respond to an interesting finding from the African Youth Survey:…
Questions are asked to the Advisory Panel on Humanitarian Action We asked several panel members questions that get to the heart of why this initiative exists: What’s the single biggest…
By the Advisory Panel on Humanitarian Action **THIS EVENT HAS FINISHED, YOU CAN WATCH OR LISTEN TO THE PLAYBACK IN ENGLISH, ARABIC, SPANISH, OR FRENCH BELOW.** In English:…
By the Advisory Panel on Humanitarian Action The Panel is an independent, time-bound collective of Global South and Global North leaders, supported by NEAR and ODI Global. Members include civil…
By Vijayalakshmi Viswanathan Originally published on Oxfam America’s Localization (R)evolution blog series here. Moving the focus of aid delivery from the perceived centres of power in the Global North to…