Why do certain changes take place quickly, and in some instances without friction, while other issues stall? Is there a secret to successful change or just a series of traps to avoid?

On 1st October, the CHS Alliance, in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), will present the 2018 edition of the Humanitarian Accountability Report. The publication looks at the issue of change under the light of mainstream change theories, dissecting six topics to figure out what works (or doesn’t) and why, from cash transfer programming to localization and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA).

The presentation of the Humanitarian Accountability Report will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A session, after which you are all invited to a cocktail dinner.

Read more about the event and register here to attend on the 1st October 2018

17:00 – 19:00 CET @ HUMANITARIUM, 17 Avenue de la Paix

The event will be web streamed for those who cannot be present in Geneva.

MODERATOR

Bonaventure Sokpoh, Head of Policy, Advocacy and Learning, CHS Alliance

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Yves Daccord, Director-General, ICRC

PANELLISTS

Marta Valdés García, Deputy Humanitarian Director, Global Humanitarian Team, Oxfam

Philippe Besson, Head of the Multilateral Division for the Swiss Humanitarian Aid, SDC

Paul Knox-Clarke, Head of Research, ALNAP

Pierre-Henri Pingeon, Head of Non-For-Profit Sector, KPMG 

Amina Labarakwe, Chairlady of the Tangulbei Women’s Network, Kenya, will join the panel via a video message.