The Invisible Heroine: The Yemeni Female Humanitarian Leading the Way
Rehabilitation of Al-Silah market under German Federal ministry for economic cooperation and development / Creter Aden/Oxfam in partnership with Tadamon/2022 photo credit: Ayman Fuad
Khadijah dreams of local organizations leading humanitarian efforts as implementers, not just partners or recipients of funds. “The flexible fund plays a crucial role in this vision, offering new horizons for the independence of local institutions.”
Khadijah’s vision speaks to the transformative power of local leadership in humanitarian efforts. Her emphasis on the flexible fund highlights the importance of giving local institutions the autonomy to address the unique challenges their communities face. When local organizations like Tadamon lead these initiatives, they bring a deep understanding of the cultural, social, and economic realities of the people they serve. This approach not only makes their work more effective and sustainable but also shifts the focus from dependency to empowerment. Khadijah’s belief in the power to shape their future underscores the critical role of local leadership in creating lasting change—where aid is not just received, but strategically used to build resilience and independence.
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