Localisation Initiative Holds National Conference to Refine Localization Performance Measurement Methodology of Yemen

Yemen
2024-08-18
Localisation Initiative Holds National Conference to Refine Localization Performance Measurement Methodology of Yemen

Localisation Initiative Holds National Conference to Refine Localization Performance Measurement Methodology of Yemen

Yemen, the localisation Initiative – August 18, 2024

A significant step forward in enhancing localization efforts in Yemen’s humanitarian response was taken today as the Localization Initiative convened an online national conference to revise the Localization Performance Measurement Methodology. The event brought together over 40 representatives from 30 organizations across Yemen, including Hadramout, Marib, Aden, Taiz, Sana’a, and Hodeidah.

The methodology, a cornerstone of the localization strategy, is designed to assess and improve the effectiveness of localization indicators in Yemen's humanitarian response. It aligns with global standards such as the Grand Bargain and IASC guidelines while addressing the unique context of the country.

The conference provided a platform for participants to discuss the methodology, share insights, and contribute to its refinement. The revised methodology aims to:

  1. Track and evaluate the implementation of the localization agenda in Yemen.
  2. Assess the effectiveness of partnerships between stakeholders.
  3. Guide thematic groups and stakeholders in their localization efforts.
  4. Inform policy and decision-making to enhance localization practices.
  5. Strengthen transparency and accountability in the localization process.

Beyond these core objectives, the methodology will:

  1. Identify gaps and inform advocacy efforts for local and national actors.
  2. Support in-depth analysis of the localisation performance dimensions and provide evidence-based advocacy.
  3. Address cross-cutting issues such as gender equality, risk sharing, disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation.
  4. The methodology provides a practical guide for local actors to self-evaluate their partnerships and relationships with donors and intermediaries
  5. Provide a reference point for international actors to understand local priorities.

By refining this essential tool, the Localization Initiative aims to strengthen localization efforts, improve humanitarian aid delivery, and empower local organizations to lead the response to their communities’ needs.

Participants:

Participant NameOrganizationEmail Address
Dalia Abdullah Ali MoqbelAltwasul for Human DevelopmentPr@altwasul.org
Saleh Mahfouz Salem MusaedBasma foundation for child development and womanmsaed181@gmail.com
Safaa Taha Saleh MuhammadBasmat Safaa Foundation for Humanitarian Developmentsafaafoundtion2022@gmail.com
Amani IdrisBest Future Foundation (BFF) 
Najwa Abdullah AladhiBest Future Foundation (BFF)najwa42001@hotmail.com
Sameera HandalCareSameera.Handal@care.org
Nabata Muhammad Saleh QatabishChildren's House Organization (House for the Homeless)nabata@child-home.org
Abdulrahman AlasaliDanish Refugee Councilabdulrahman.alasali@drc.ngo
Ahmed AlashwalDanish Refugee Councilahmed.alashwal@drc.ngo
Suad AhmedDEEM for Development Organizationsuad@deemyemen.org
Jamal Al-ShamiDemocratic SchoolAlshami16@hotmail.com
AMAL ABDULWASEA MOHAMMED HASSANExperts for developmentamal.alaghbari@edoyemen.org
Ahmed Ahmed Al-HassaniExperts for Development Foundationahmed.alhassan@edoyemen.org
Ansam Qais Faisal Al-FakihField Medical Foundationansam.qais@fmfyemen.org
Early morningFor all foundation for developmentforall.yemen@gmail.com
Nusiba Nabil MadghaGusoor for peace and coexistencemnossiba@gmail.com
Muhammad AhmedHumanitarian Work Library - Yemenmohd2011.3@gmail.com
Roma Muhammad IsmailKhadija Foundation for Developmentkhadijiayemen@gmail.com
Abdulqawi HajebLocalisation and Optimization of Response Initiative In Yemenabdulqawi.hajeb@gmail.com
Ali DaoudMake Hope Foundation for Development & Reliefmakehoperelife@gmail.com
Ayid SharyanMEAL Center for Monitoring and Evaluationayid.sharyan@mealcenter.org
Abdullah Ali Nasser MakinMonaReliefa.makin@monareliefye.org
Fatma AhmedMOZN Foundationinfo@mozn-ye.org
Redha QusailaNabd Organization (NDEO)malhammadi@ndeoye.org
Marwa MohsenNahda Makers OrganizationMarwa.mohsen@nahdamakers.org
Husam AlshaibaniOxfam GBhalshibani@oxfam.org.uk
Thekra AlnageebRamz Development Foundationinfo@rdfyemen.org
Farah ZaidReduction of Humanitarian Disaster Organizationinfo@rhd-ye.org
Ejlal YahyaRelief & Development Peer Foundation (RDP)ejlal.yahya@rdpf.org
Saddam Muhammad Qayed HaddanRelief and Development Peer Foundationshadn@rdpf.org
Saddam MohammedRelief and development peer foundation RDPhadnsaddam@gmail.com
Laila Othman Heba YahyaRouhal Development Foundationlaila2014467@gmail.com
Amal MuhammadSada Foundation for Building & DevelopmentE-sfbd.awahban@gmail.com
Bakr Hadi SanaaSada Foundation for Building & Developmentinfo@sada-sfbd.org
Walid AhmedSada Foundation for Building & Developmentwalid@sada-sfbd.org
Saleh Muhammad LaqsamSteps Foundation for Civil Developmentsalehleqsam@gmail.com
Musheer Abdo Hamid AlsharabiSustainable Developent Fouundationmalsharabi@sdfyemen.org
Jameel AbduTameen Youth Foundationj.abdu@tamdeen-ye.org
Hassan Yahya Ayesh BaqadiYemani Foundation for Development and ReliefHassan.172317@gmail.com
M. AlmekhlafiYemen Family Care Associationm.mekhlafi@yfca.ngo
Waleed Adam Mohammed Othman Al HajjYemen Family Care Associationw.alhajj@yfca.org

Posted By: Hadeel Alwan

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