Norway invests in a stronger and more effective humanitarian response

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Norway invests in a stronger and more effective humanitarian response

Norway is investing in knowledge and innovation to support reform of the humanitarian sector. A total of NOK 69 million over three years has been awarded to eight international organisations to help strengthen the efficiency, relevance and sustainability of humanitarian action.

– Guided by Norway’s Humanitarian Strategy, Norad has prioritised organisations that demonstrate strong and active engagement in policy, knowledge and innovation work. These organisations have a clear track record of contributing to a stronger humanitarian sector and meaningful reform, says Erik Abild, Director of Department for Humanitarian Assistance and Comprehensive Response at Norad.

 

Norad is a new financial partner for NEAR.

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