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How Start Fund Bangladesh has influenced national practices to improve humanitarian action

23rd March 2021

… of communication. It developed a common framework on accountability to disaster affected populations. In … understanding of and commitment to common principles of accountability across humanitarian agencies in Bangladesh … through the development of the MAAP (Mechanism for Accountability to Affected Populations) document, a set of 16 …

How do we help the world's poorest populations become sustainably resilient? Cash

4th December 2017

… … Michaela Larson, Start Fund Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) officer discusses the …

Start Fund Bangladesh leads the way on locally-led humanitarian action

9th April 2021

… of L/NNGOs to access and manage funds, and improve accountability to affected populations. Supporting …

Dutch government and Start Network renew their partnership for 2024-2027

24th June 2024

Start Network is delighted to announce that the successful partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands is due to continue, with just over £12million GBP allocated for the next three and a half years.

The case for localisation amidst COVID-19

19th June 2020

COVID-19 has caused massive disruption to large-scale national and international mobilisation. Reduced international travel and the lockdown of stations, ports, borders, transportation and supply lines has disrupted the operations of many INGOs, making it virtually impossible to deploy surge capacities. As a result, many local organisations have been forced to step up and carry out locally coordinated responses to this pandemic.