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NGOs are widely recognised as key actors in an effective and efficient emergency response, because they are frontline implementers for the majority of humanitarian operations. Humanitarian response to larger disasters is usually subject to an international coordination system often led by UN agencies. The complexity of the international system and the large number of organisations that can be involved challenge how the different humanitarian actors work together during international response efforts.
NGOs are widely recognised as key actors in an effective and efficient emergency response, because they are frontline implementers for the majority of humanitarian operations. Humanitarian response to larger disasters is usually subject to an international coordination system often led by UN agencies. The complexity of the international system and the large number of organisations that can be involved challenge how the different humanitarian actors work together during international response efforts.
NGOs are widely recognised as key actors in an effective and efficient emergency response, because they are frontline implementers for the majority of humanitarian operations. Humanitarian response to larger disasters is usually subject to an international coordination system often led by UN agencies. The complexity of the international system and the large number of organisations that can be involved challenge how the different humanitarian actors work together during international response efforts.
NGOs are widely recognised as key actors in an effective and efficient emergency response, because they are frontline implementers for the majority of humanitarian operations. Humanitarian response to larger disasters is usually subject to an international coordination system often led by UN agencies. The complexity of the international system and the large number of organisations that can be involved challenge how the different humanitarian actors work together during international response efforts.
NGOs are widely recognised as key actors in an effective and efficient emergency response, because they are frontline implementers for the majority of humanitarian operations. Humanitarian response to larger disasters is usually subject to an international coordination system often led by UN agencies. The complexity of the international system and the large number of organisations that can be involved challenge how the different humanitarian actors work together during international response efforts.
NGOs are widely recognised as key actors in an effective and efficient emergency response, because they are frontline implementers for the majority of humanitarian operations. Humanitarian response to larger disasters is usually subject to an international coordination system often led by UN agencies. The complexity of the international system and the large number of organisations that can be involved challenge how the different humanitarian actors work together during international response efforts.
HelpAge International’s six key messages for decisionmakers at global and national levels on protecting older people during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
The ICVA COVID-19 Statement issued 17th March 2020 sets the priorities for ICVA in its engagement in preparedness and response to COVID-19.
NGOs are critical to the delivery of effective, principled humanitarian assistance. We witness the needs. We implement the majority of projects. We are challenged today, probably more than ever, to ensure we remain able to stay and deliver across the system. This can only be done with true global support translated into solidarity in delivering principled humanitarian assistance.
The ICVA COVID-19 Statement issued 17th March 2020 sets the priorities for ICVA on its engagement in preparedness and response to COVID-19.
Notes on UNHCR Consultations with NGOs on preparedness and response to COVID-19
ICVA is a global network of non-governmental organisations whose mission is to make humanitarian action more principled and effective by working collectively and independently to influence policy and practice.
International Council of Voluntary Agencies
NGO Humanitarian Hub,
La Voie-Creuse 16, 1202, Geneva, Switzerland
Email: secretariat@icvanetwork.org
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