From Crisis to Resilience
Humanitarian crises are increasing in number, magnitude, and complexity across the globe and a growing number of states and regions are characterised as even more fragile and conflict affected. In our global interconnected world, shocks in one corner can ripple across the globe. They can often worsen crises elsewhere by triggering conflict, displacement and spirals of negative coping behaviours. Never has GOAL’s work been more relevant.
Growing and Intensifying Challenges
There are 70.8 million displaced people in the world, 25.9 million of whom are refugees. Numbers continue to grow. The complexity of our working environment is changing rapidly, but GOAL remains resolute in its desire to carrying out life-changing work.
The New Dynamic: From Crisis to Resilience
The international community is increasingly recognising that more must be done, to move vulnerable populations exposed to disaster hazards, particularly those living in fragile and conflict affected contexts, beyond humanitarian crisis and to achieve greater resilience. Key to this is strengthening local capacities by stabilising and supporting local systems and populations to move from crisis to survival and onto greater resilience.
Introducing GOAL's Strategy 2025
This document outlines GOAL's five strategic priorities and other programme priorities to strengthen our humanitarian aid agency, currently operational in 15 countries around the world, from within.
Read GOAL's global Strategy 2025 by clicking on the link below.
