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This meeting is part of a series of ALNAP learning events that aim to capture experiences and help improve responses in the Syria crisis. It will offer an opportunity to establish a dialogue between donors, NGOs and other humanitarian actors to discuss whether the system is failing to deliver humanitarian assistance in an impartial manner.  It will also provide a forum to discuss what measures can be taken in the future to ensure that the needs of these groups are not overlooked both in the current Syria crisis and in future emergencies.

Chair

  • John Mitchell – Director, ALNAP

Speakers

  • Lydia de Leeuw – Regional Inclusion Programe Manager, HelpAge & Handicap International
  • Dylan Winder – Humanitarian Response Head, DFID
  • Dawn Chatty – Professor, Refugee Studies Centre
  • Imran Madden – Humanitarian Department Head, Islamic Relief
  • Arushi Ray – Senior Community Services Officer, UNHCR Jordan

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