Hi, this is Pip. The annual World Summit on Frontline Humanitarian Negotiation kicks off in Geneva today, bringing together humanitarians, political figures and thought leaders to try to find solutions to overcome some of the biggest barriers facing the sector today. We sat down with the organisers to find out more.
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People gather near UN and ICRC cars in rebel-held Douma, Syria, 15 March 2018. (Credit: Keystone/EPA/Mohammed Badra)
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Rethinking how humanitarians negotiate.
Today, with the world facing an increasing number of complex crises, the number of people in need of humanitarian support is higher than ever before, forcing humanitarians to rethink how to reach those who need them most. Opening in Geneva today, the annual World Summit on Frontline Humanitarian Negotiation hopes to bring together a range of actors to help find new ways to help humanitarians meet the challenges they come up against when trying to access the most vulnerable populations. We sat down with the organisers to learn more about the event.
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