Aga Khan Foundation: Developing A Community-Based Complaints Mechanism in Consultation with Communities
This guideline is the result of a CBCM pilot project run by AKF in Afghanistan and Tajikistan in 2020 and 2021, co-funded by AKF USA and InterAction. The aim of this project was to pilot an approach to designing and implementing a community complaints/reporting model that drew on innovative engagement methods and that can be adapted to fir the needs of different communities (and the groups within them) in varying contexts.
InterAction and ICVA Welcome the U.N. Secretary-General’s Action Agenda on Internal Displacement and Call for Details on its Implementation
By 2050, the World Bank estimates that more than 216 million people could be forced to flee climate pressures…
G7 Policy Paper: 2022 G7 Summit Recommendations
The 2022 G7 is quickly emerging as a critical moment for G7 countries and the world. The global economy is…
Key Accounts
Impossible Tradeoffs: Responding to COVID-19, Adapting to Climate Change, or Repaying Debts?
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacted a devastating toll on developed and developing economies, and the economic shock of the pandemic…
Forum 2022
Michael Gubser
InterAction Adopts New Member Values and Principles
Transparency and accountability are the foundation for building trust in the communities that international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) serve. In 1992,…