Humanitarian Cooperation

PILLAR C
Humanitarian
Cooperation

Targeted support for vulnerable groups, needs assessment and responsible mobilization of resources through partnerships with institutional and local actors.

Humanitarian Cooperation is one of the core strategic pillars of AIGIS Initiative and Dialogue (AID). The aim of this pillar is to strengthen social solidarity, support vulnerable groups and create a responsible framework of cooperation between donors, communities, public authorities and vetted implementation partners.

AIGIS acts as a hub for coordination, documentation and cooperation. It does not focus on fragmented assistance, but seeks to connect real needs with reliable mechanisms of support, transparency and accountability.

WHAT THE PILLAR IS ABOUT

The Humanitarian Cooperation pillar focuses on the targeted support of people and communities facing social, economic or humanitarian challenges.

It includes needs assessment, mediation between donors and implementation partners, the development of partnerships and the support of social solidarity actions in Greece and abroad.

AIGIS’ approach is based on cooperation with appropriate and vetted partners, so that available resources are directed in a responsible, transparent and evidence-based way.

KEY AREAS OF ACTION

Micro-assistance and targeted support

Support for vulnerable groups through partnerships, documentation of beneficiaries and social inclusion actions.

Monitoring and needs assessment

Systematic mapping of social, educational, employment and humanitarian needs.

Humanitarian cooperation hub and donation framework

Coordination of donors, communities and implementation partners, with emphasis on transparency and impact reporting.

Coordination of humanitarian aid

Support for the collection, storage, transport and delivery of aid through certified partners.

Indicative actions

  • Mapping and documentation of the needs of vulnerable groups.
  • Development of micro-assistance mechanisms through partner organizations.
  • Creation of a donation framework with clear allocation criteria.
  • Mediation between donors and implementation partners.
  • Support for local organizations through guidance and capacity building.
  • Coordination of humanitarian aid actions with competent authorities and partners.
  • Documentation of results and impact reporting.

Who it is addressed to

The pillar is addressed to vulnerable groups and communities facing needs related to social support, exclusion or humanitarian pressure.

At the same time, it is addressed to donors, foundations, public bodies, municipalities, civil society organizations, local communities and implementation partners who wish to participate in responsible and evidence-based social solidarity actions.

Would you like to support or develop a humanitarian cooperation action?

Contact AIGIS Initiative and Dialogue (AID) to explore opportunities for cooperation, support or a joint initiative with meaningful social impact.