Farida Ally
She Leads youth advocate
Organisation
plan international
International organisation
Speaker session
The challenges of humanitarian negotiations and principled response. How far are you ready to go to save lives? The case of Yemen
Studio
This session aims to explore how we can reinforce unity in the humanitarian community when negotiating and maintaining a principled approach in challenging operating environments such as Yemen. The session will discuss questions like :
- How far are humanitarians ready to go to have access and save lives? What is the reality of red lines in practice?
- Why is it difficult for humanitarians to maintain a united position in humanitarian negotiations? What have we done well so far in maintaining a united position?
- What should we improve in the future?
Through these questions the session strives to learn from the Yemen experience and research, reinforce good practices such as the SOM process, and generate concrete recommendations to improve the coordination of humanitarian negotiations.
Fatima Sharaf Al-Deen
GBV AoR Co-Coordinator
Biography
Fatima Sharafaldeen-GBV AoR Co-Coordinator from Yemen Women Union
Email: fatima.sharaf@yemenwu.org,Skype: fatimasharafaddin
Phone: +967 730006092 or +967770755665
Organisation
Yemen Women Union ( YWU)
NGO
Speaker session
The challenges of humanitarian negotiations and principled response. How far are you ready to go to save lives? The case of Yemen
Studio
This session aims to explore how we can reinforce unity in the humanitarian community when negotiating and maintaining a principled approach in challenging operating environments such as Yemen. The session will discuss questions like :
- How far are humanitarians ready to go to have access and save lives? What is the reality of red lines in practice?
- Why is it difficult for humanitarians to maintain a united position in humanitarian negotiations? What have we done well so far in maintaining a united position?
- What should we improve in the future?
Through these questions the session strives to learn from the Yemen experience and research, reinforce good practices such as the SOM process, and generate concrete recommendations to improve the coordination of humanitarian negotiations.
Fatima Imam
Executive Director
Organisation
Rehabilitation Empowerment and Better Health Initiative
NGO
Speaker session
The challenges of humanitarian negotiations and principled response. How far are you ready to go to save lives? The case of Yemen
Studio
This session aims to explore how we can reinforce unity in the humanitarian community when negotiating and maintaining a principled approach in challenging operating environments such as Yemen. The session will discuss questions like :
- How far are humanitarians ready to go to have access and save lives? What is the reality of red lines in practice?
- Why is it difficult for humanitarians to maintain a united position in humanitarian negotiations? What have we done well so far in maintaining a united position?
- What should we improve in the future?
Through these questions the session strives to learn from the Yemen experience and research, reinforce good practices such as the SOM process, and generate concrete recommendations to improve the coordination of humanitarian negotiations.