What We Do
The ASAL Humanitarian Network works across three major areas:
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The ASAL Humanitarian Network (AHN) is a platform led by local and national NGOs (L/NNGs) promoting a humanitarian system that enables more locally-led responses. AHN was established in March 2019, and its current 30 members are all operational within ten Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) counties in Northern Kenya.
Collectively, the network has an array of expertise, ranging from cash programming, women’s rights, MEAL, media and advocacy or WASH, gender sensitive budgeting analysis, community mobilization.
Our Vision
ASAL communities that are resilient and empowered
Our Mission
A strong, vibrant and accountable network that strengthens the resilience of ASAL communities through locally led approaches
Marsabit Women Advocacy and Development Organisation (MWADO)
The ASAL Humanitarian Network works across three major areas:
Our primary focus throughout is to improve local communities' self-reliance, social justice and participatory decision-making, Inspire and earn confidence from the people and communities we serve as well as other actors we closely work with.
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