International Organisations should always take quick actions because most of the interviews have been made and no improvement happens in their lives
The Humanitarian Economy
The Humanitarian Economy
Since 2015, L2GP has undertaken in-depth research and analysis of funding flows through the international humanitarian system with a particular focus on how much – or how little is available for local and national humanitarian actors.
This research grew from the Grand Bargain commitments to giving 25% of humanitarian funding directly to local or national actors. Through this research L2GP tracks progress made towards this goal and restoring power local and national responders to crisis.
Localisation in numbers
country-specific reports tracking humanitarian funding flows.
Local actor funding targets
an update on progress towards the local actor funding target from 2019.
Can Grand Bargain signatories reach the 25% target by 2020?
November 2017
Funding to local responders: cash vs in-kind
November 2016
Funding to Syrian humanitarian actors
May 2016
Funding for national and local actors
June 2015
The humanitarian economy
Co-published with IRIN, July 2015. [external link]
Literature Review: Localisation
Imogen Wall, with support from Kerren Hedlund