The document discusses emerging risks and the future of humanitarian action. It examines the international humanitarian system as defined by ALNAP as a network of agencies, donors, and host governments that are functionally connected and share common goals, norms, and principles. It also touches on OCHA's transformative agenda to strengthen the effectiveness and efficiency of the humanitarian system.

1. Emerging risks and the
future of humanitarian
action
Chen Reis
Director, Humanitarian Assistance Program
Josef Korbel School of International Studies
University of Denver

2. International Humanitarian System
“the network of national and international
provider agencies, donors and host-government
authorities that are functionally connected to
each other in the humanitarian endeavour and
that share common overarching goals, norms
and principles.”
– Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance
in Humanitarian Action (ALNAP)

4. Transformative Agenda
Source: OCHA