The Humanitarian Accountability Report 2022 aims to advance collective efforts to create a more accountable aid system for people in crisis, providing a mixed picture of progress on accountability to crisis-affected people. The report highlights three findings echoed throughout the data, analysis, case studies, and conversations. It notes that progress can be seen when organizations take the commitments seriously, assess how they meet them, and make concerted efforts to improve where they are not delivering. As evidenced in the snapshot of those committed to the certification cycle, such an enduring commitment results in real change over time. Read more here.
Source: CHSAlliance
