Empowering Change: Insights from READY Pakistan’s 3rd Annual General Assembly
Held on July 25-26, 2024, in Islamabad, the Assembly gathered 98 participants from various national and international…
READY Pakistan is leading change in humanitarian aid systems in Pakistan. It is the first hub that has transitioned out of incubation and into a state of inter-dependence.
Once registered as a legal entity, READY Pakistan will be a platform of in-country local, national and international organisations to control their own resources and define their own responses to crises.
READY Pakistan distinguishes itself by prioritising the localisation of humanitarian assistance and fostering inclusive collaborations between local and international entities. Its unique features include a three-tier due diligence system, a majority of local/national NGOs as members, and transparent decision-making through the National Steering Committee.
The National Steering Committee is the highest governance body of READY Pakistan. It is currently led by a local organisation and represents all Start Network members in Pakistan. The Hub will have representation of 50% local NGOs.
Create a proactive, resilient, people-centred, locally led and innovative ecosystem.
Shift the humanitarian system in Pakistan through demonstrating the impact of anticipatory and innovative action to strengthen preparedness and predictable response to crises.
‘Changing the system is not a simple job so shifting the power is also our big achievement.’Jamshaid Farid, Chairperson of Pakistan Hub
Know more about the anticipatory actions championed by Ready Pakistan from Jamshaid Farid, Chairperson of Pakistan Hub. Watch the video to find out how they practice equal distribution of power within the hub network.
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Islamabad,
Pakistan
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Held on July 25-26, 2024, in Islamabad, the Assembly gathered 98 participants from various national and international…
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