I Think You're On Mute is showcasing the people and stories of Humanitarian Horizons, an initiative of the Humanitarian Advisory Group.
I Think You're On Mute
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I Think You're On Mute is showcasing the people and stories of Humanitarian Horizons, an initiative of the Humanitarian Advisory Group.
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March 18, 2026
Season 5 Episode 2: At the heart of the response: Sustaining locally led humanitarian action in Vanuatu
Podcast: I Think You’re On Mute At the heart of the response: Sustaining locally led humanitarian action in Vanuatu Over the past decade, Vanuatu has faced repeated natural disasters, including powerful cyclones like Cyclone Harold and Cyclone Pam 11 years ago, along with earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and flooding, highlighting the country’s vulnerability to climate and humanitarian crises. In Vanuatu, local and national leadership in humanitarian response is growing and we’re seeing a shift in how partnerships are formed. International and local organisations are working together in ways that feel more equitable than ever before. However, without long-term investment, sustaining the progress that communities and local actors have made, is challenging. Join co-hosts Beth and Pam to explore how to sustain localisation with new research and guests Siale, the Executive Director of the Pacific Islands Association of NGOs (PIANGO), Johnson from the NGO desk office at the Ministry of Home Affairs in Vanuatu and Sarah, the Global Solidarity Coordinator from Act for Peace. Podcast co-hosts and guests: Co-Host: Beth Eggleston Director, Humanitarian Advisory Group Co-Host: Pamela Combinido-Elfa Leader, Humanitarian Advisory Group Guests: Emeline Siale Ilolahia Executive Director of Pacific Islands Association of Non-governmental Organisations (PIANGO) Johnson Simon Mahitmaur Secretary General of Vanuatu Non-Government Organizations (VANGO) Sarah Doyle Global Solidarity Coordinator at Act for Peace Podcast research and links: Humanitarian Advisory Group | Localisation in Vanuatu: Demonstrating change : https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/localisation-in-vanuatu-demonstrating-change/ Humanitarian Advisory Group | Review of FALE Vanuatu Earthquake Response : https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/review-of-fale-vanuatu-earthquake-response/ Humanitarian Advisory Group | Localisation in Vanuatu: Demonstrating change Progress Report: https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/5663/
December 15, 2025
Season 5 Episode 1 - A the Heart of the Response: Vanuatu and the Path to Localisation
Podcast: I Think You’re On Mute At the heart of the response: Vanuatu and the path to localisation What’s changed in Vanuatu’s localisation journey since 2019? How did last year’s earthquake test local leadership and coordination? And where is progress strongest across the seven domains of localisation? In a new episode of I Think You’re On Mute, produced in partnership with PIANGO, we unpack fresh research carried out with VANGO on how localisation has evolved in Vanuatu since our 2019 baseline. One year on from the earthquake, co-hosts Beth Eggleston and Pamela Combinido-Elfa sit down with local research consultant Linda Kenni and Shirley Abraham from VANGO to share insights from those at the heart of the response, looking at what’s shifted, what’s stalled, and what still needs to change to make localisation a reality. Podcast co-hosts and guests: Co-Host: Beth Eggleston Director, Humanitarian Advisory Group Co-Host: Pamela Combinido-Elfa Leader, Humanitarian Advisory Group Guests: Linda Kenni Independent Research Consultant – Vanuatu Shirley Abraham Secretary General of Vanuatu Non-Government Organisations (VANGO) Podcast research and links: Humanitarian Advisory Group | Localisation in Vanuatu: Demonstrating change https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/localisation-in-vanuatu-demonstrating-change/ Humanitarian Advisory Group | All localisation research reports https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight-category/localisation/
April 22, 2025
Season 4 Episode 2 - Humanitarian system reform in Syria
Humanitarian system reform in Syria As Syria experiences major upheaval in the aftermath of Bashar al-Assad’s ousting from power in late 2024, the humanitarian response finds itself at a crossroads characterised by both significant challenges and new opportunities. In a special episode of I Think You’re On Mute, in partnership with the UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub, host Beth Eggleston is joined by Aya Yagan and Mazen Alhousseiny to discuss the evolving situation and key research insights from our recent report: AFTER ASSAD: Navigating Syria’s Humanitarian Crossroads. Full podcast transcript: https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/podcast-i-think-youre-on-mute-humanitarian-system-reform-in-syria/ Podcast host and guests: Host: Beth Eggleston Director, Humanitarian Advisory Group Guests: Aya Yagan Technical Director at NSDation Consultancy Services Mazen Alhousseiny Capacity Strengthening Adviser at HelpAge International Podcast research and links: Humanitarian Advisory Group | After Assad: Navigating Syria’s Humanitarian Crossroads (April 2025) https://humanitarianadvisorygroup.org/insight/after-assad-navigating-syrias-humanitarian-crossroads/ Concern Worldwide | Beyond Barriers: Overcoming Funding & Human Resource Obstacles to Achieve a Localized Humanitarian Response (January 2025) https://beyondbarriers.concernusa.org/
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