
Season 5: Episode 1 - A the Heart of the Response: Vanuatu and the Path to Localisation
Podcast: I Think You’re On Mute At the heart of …
I Think You're On Mute · Humanitarian Advisory Group
December 15, 202538m 44s
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Show Notes
Podcast: I Think You’re On Mute
At the heart of the response: Vanuatu and the path to localisation
What’s changed in Vanuatu’s localisation journey since 2019?
How did last year’s earthquake test local leadership and coordination?
And where is progress strongest across the seven domains of localisation?
In a new episode of I Think You’re On Mute, produced in partnership with PIANGO, we unpack fresh research carried out with VANGO on how localisation has evolved in Vanuatu since our 2019 baseline.
One year on from the earthquake, co-hosts Beth Eggleston and Pamela Combinido-Elfa sit down with local research consultant Linda Kenni and Shirley Abraham from VANGO to share insights from those at the heart of the response, looking at what’s shifted, what’s stalled, and what still needs to change to make localisation a reality.
Podcast co-hosts and guests:
Co-Host: Beth Eggleston
Director, Humanitarian Advisory Group
Co-Host: Pamela Combinido-Elfa
Leader, Humanitarian Advisory Group
Guests: Linda Kenni
Independent Research Consultant – Vanuatu
Shirley Abraham
Secretary General of Vanuatu Non-Government Organisations (VANGO)
Podcast research and links:
Humanitarian Advisory Group | Localisation in Vanuatu: Demonstrating change
https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/localisation-in-vanuatu-demonstrating-change/
Humanitarian Advisory Group | All localisation research reports
https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight-category/localisation/