As the humanitarian sector faces increasing challenges from escalating global crises, access constraints, political dynamics, and shrinking resources, experts argue that the sector needs to adapt, innovate, and evolve its operational approach to continue meeting the evolving needs of communities worldwide. Challenges such as outdated operational frameworks, strained resources, and the need for alignment with donor priorities are pushing the system to its limits, highlighting the urgency for transformation.
DevelopmentAid, in collaboration with Ali Al Mokdad, a strategic senior manager with extensive experience in global humanitarian operations, is hosting an engaging webinar to explore the state of the humanitarian operational system and the critical changes necessary to ensure its future relevance. This session will provide professionals with insights into how the sector can innovate and adapt to overcome current challenges while continuing to deliver impactful results.
Invitation to a Webinar
DevelopmentAid, in collaboration with Ali Al Mokdad, invites you to the webinar, “Is the Humanitarian Operational System Reaching Its Expiration Date?,” which will take place on 31 October 2024 at 4 PM (Brussels Time) / 10 AM (Washington DC Time).
Key Takeaways
- Understanding the state of the humanitarian operational system
Gain insights into the systemic challenges facing humanitarian operations today, including funding gaps and operational inefficiencies that are placing significant pressure on global aid efforts. - Adapting and innovating in the humanitarian sector
Explore innovative solutions and strategies that could help humanitarian organizations to adapt to an evolving landscape, including the shift toward localization, building new partnerships, joint country programs and rethinking traditional operational approaches. - Pathways to reinventing humanitarian operations
Learn about the potential for systemic change in the humanitarian sector, including efforts to create a more sustainable, resilient, and collaborative operational model that can better address the needs of vulnerable populations.
Speaker
Ali Al Mokdad is a strategic senior manager with extensive experience in global humanitarian operations. Throughout his career, he has worked with major international NGOs, UN agencies, and the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement, leading efforts in some of the most challenging environments across the globe. Ali’s expertise lies in strategic planning, operational excellence, and innovative programming, making him a highly sought-after speaker about the future of humanitarian aid.
Host
Elizaveta Gładun, External Relations & Events Coordinator at DevelopmentAid.