Coordination

Women’s rights organizations (WROs) and women-led organizations (WLOs) play a vital role in humanitarian response, yet their presence in humanitarian coordination spaces does not necessarily translate into influence. Drawing on research from Lebanon, the occupied Palestinian territory, Syria and Yemen, this briefing paper examines the institutional, financial and gendered barriers that constrain WROs/WLOs’ influence over […]

This briefing note examines refugee leadership in humanitarian coordination in Uganda, a country widely recognised for its progressive refugee policies and its leadership in promoting refugee participation. Uganda’s legal framework provides a strong foundation for inclusion, although gaps remain in practice due to barriers such as limited funding, information gaps, and language challenges. This can […]