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🎙️ Hon. Sam Engola, Guest of Honour at the #C4CAt10 #LocallyLedUG celebrations, has commended the Charter for Change for challenging the humanitarian sector to rethink how humanitarian assistance is delivered, who makes the decisions, who controls the resources and who gets to shape the future of humanitarian action. He noted that the Charter’s founding principle remains relevant today: those closest to a crisis are often best placed to understand the needs of affected communities and lead effective responses. He emphasised that localisation goes beyond improving efficiency or simply transferring resources to local organisations. It is about building trust, promoting equity, strengthening accountability and shifting real authority to local and national actors so that communities have a meaningful role in decisions that affect their lives.

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