Leave No One Behind

About the webinar

NHN Pakistan in collaboration with APP present a webinar on the concept and implications of Leave no One Behind rule for humanitarian interventions.

About the Speaker

Mr. Ejaz Khan is a renowned developmental and social activist working in the humanitarian sector since 2009 with different National and International Organizations. He started his career as a social activist after completing graduation from the University of Peshawar.  He is an active member of different emergency clusters under the supervision of different UN Agencies/governments. He is also a member of different Cluster’s Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) and Technical Working Groups (TWGs). He facilitated the drafting of different ToRs, SoPs and strategies to coop emergency situations faced by a large number of communities in Pakistan.

He is an active member of two working groups under the umbrella of Start Network and has affiliation with different humanitarian networks i.e, Disaster Ready, WABA and UConn School of Social Work. He is currently working as a programme officer with PRDS since 2017.

Presentation of the session (click to download)

National Humanitarian Network Pakistan

A volunteer network, founded in 2010 in result of interactive dialogue in National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) “to act as an independent and vibrant voice to engage with stakeholders throughout Pakistan for promotion of humanitarian values by influencing policies and building capacities to ensure right based humanitarian response”. 172 humanitarian organizations are members of NHN from across Pakistan and it is open for all national and local organizations engaged in humanitarian assistance or disaster management advocacy.  NHN focus on “Effective and Accountable Humanitarian Governance” – mainly in Response and Disaster Preparedness through four major areas i.e. “Coordination/networking, Advocacy, Capacity Building and Information Management”.

NHN is a key network in Pakistan which is well connected with various stakeholders and demonstrated its effectiveness to do proper advocacy and lobbying for access, space and principled response. NHN supports stakeholders in collecting and timely sharing of critical information for preparedness and response as its members are spread across Pakistan and even in hard to reach areas.

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