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  • Post author:Regina Antequisa
  • Post published:April 25, 2019
  • Post category:Advocacy/Blogs, commentaries, Statement/Localisation of Aid/News and Information

Being a development worker doing humanitarian work, I do view that the present architecture of the World Humanitarian System is only a by-product of the centuries of unequal relationship between…

Continue ReadingThe Psychology of Power – The post Colonial legacy

The Psychology of Power – The post Colonial legacy

  • Post author:Regina Antequisa
  • Post published:November 28, 2017
  • Post category:Blogs, commentaries, Statement/Localisation of Aid/News and Information/Survivor and community-led response to crisis approach (sclr)

When I was asked to become part of the panel on the Future of Humanitarianism, what immediately came to mind were the fresh memories in responding to the ongoing humanitarian…

Continue ReadingThe Future of Humanitarianism

The Future of Humanitarianism

  • Post author:EcoWEB
  • Post published:October 11, 2017
  • Post category:Accountability to Affected Population/News Stories/Survivor and community-led response to crisis approach (sclr)/Sustained Advocacy for Localisation and Inclusive Governance (SALIG)

Continue ReadingLocalization of SCLR Approach in the Philippines

Localization of SCLR Approach in the Philippines

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