Q & A with Advisory Panel on the Future of Humanitarian Action

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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 challenge facing the humanitarian sector right now? How should local, national, and international actors share power and responsibility as the sector evolves? And how would they sum up what this Advisory Panel is ultimately meant to achieve? Watch their answers to these questions and more below.

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