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Three ways INGOs can shift power in humanitarian response

Lessons from Ukraine

Local humanitarian leadership
By Local humanitarian leadership
August 18th, 2023
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Footnotes Jenya fled bombing in Kharkiv to seek refuge in Poland and started volunteering at a reception centre in Rzeszow. Last year she also started working for Oxfam as a translator and as a reporter sharing her and other refugees’ experiences. Photo: Tineke D’haese/Oxfam

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