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Video… Preserving Access in the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus: Success and Challenges in the Sahel (CSIS)

Apr 16, 2023 #Nutrition, #Politics, #Relief

The question of how bureaucratic and administrative impediments manifest in this region begs a discussion on the roles of different stakeholders facilitating humanitarian assistance. This panel will examine the successes and challenges of how international politics, national governments priorities, and humanitarian interests intersect, and what efforts to implement the humanitarian-development-peace nexus means for the future of humanitarian action in the Sahel.

https://www.csis.org/events/preserving-access-humanitarian-development-peace-nexus-success-and-challenges-sahel

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