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1) Collaboration of NGOs in Strengthening Commitments with Communities: the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS)

The presentation Collaboration of NGOs in Strengthening Commitments with Communities: the Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) was delivered by Ms. Aydée Cecilia Marín Pallares, from HelpAge/Convite Colombia, and Mr. Bonaventure Gbetoho Sokpoh, representative of the Core Humanitarian Standard; HelpAge. In this space, the importance of the Core Humanitarian
Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS) as a tool to promote the principles of quality, accountability, and the effective participation of communities in humanitarian work was addressed. The speakers shared their experiences, highlighting the need for humanitarian organizations to focus on the needs of affected communities, ensuring their participation in decision-making processes and respect for their rights.

Bonaventure Gbetoho Sokpoh, representative of the Core Humanitarian Standard; HelpAge; Aydée Cecilia Marín Pallares, HelpAge/Convite Colombia; Marta Isabel Morales Cervantes, Isla de Tierra Bomba Community

2) The Triple Nexus in the Experience of Catuche: From Emergency to Sustainable Community Management

The presentation The Triple Nexus in the Experience of Catuche: From Emergency to Sustainable Community Management showed how the community of Catuche, located on the slopes of Cerro Ávila in Caracas, Venezuela, managed to overcome challenges related to violence, poverty, and environmental risk. Through the Catuche Social Consortium, the community implemented strategies integrating humanitarian assistance, sustainable development, and peacebuilding. Camilo Burgos, from the Jesuit
Refugee Service (JRS) of Venezuela, and Lisbeth del Valle Mora Sánchez, community leader, shared how Catuche was transformed into a model of resilience and community management, based on solid community organization and effective partnerships.

Camilo Burgos, Jesuit Refugee Service of Venezuela; Lisbeth del Valle Mora Sánchez, Catuche Social Consortium