Managing a Humanitarian Crisis Response: The Gedeo-Guji Emergency in Ethiopia. Part B

Name: Managing a Humanitarian Crisis Response: The Gedeo-Guji Emergency in Ethiopia. Part B (English version)
SKU: IRE010072-B-ENG-WOD

Santos Porras, Borja; Marco, Pablo

Product #:IRE010072-B-ENG-WOD

Supplier:IE University

Discipline:Finance

Details:Case (PDF) • 5 pages • 2023-09-11

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International relations Human rights Government Social and global issues Finance and investing

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In this material, students will play the role of four humanitarian actors that urgently convene to negotiate priorities and organize the delivery of aid to the victims of a conflict. The students will understand how national and international agencies negotiate and organize the response to a humanitarian crisis. They will learn what are the most urgent population needs, and the competing priorities of the different actors.

Learning Objectives

1. Identify and prioritize the population's needs in a humanitarian emergency. 2. Learn how to manage the tools provided by International Humanitarian Law. 3 Learn the key mechanisms that national and international institutions use to coordinate a humanitarian crisis response. 4. Understand the tension between short-term humanitarian needs and long-term development objectives and between humanitarian principles and national sovereignty. 5. Understand the roles and competing priorities of the key actors involved in the response to a humanitarian crisis: United Nations Agencies, national government, non-governmental organizations, affected populations and civil society 6. Discover the basics of multi-stakeholder negotiation between national and international institutions.