Is localization the definitive solution to decolonization?
The concept of localization has been a prominent topic since the World Humanitarian Summit of 2016. Recently, it has been promoted as a progressive step toward decolonizing the development and humanitarian sector.
On the surface, localization in humanitarian response seems to enable meaningful engagement and leadership of local and national groups from the countries where programs are being implemented. The apparent aim of localization is to enhance capacity exchange, increase direct funding, and empower local groups to lead initiatives. However, while well-intentioned, localization is not the definitive solution to decolonization and does not address its deep-rooted issues.
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