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Wednesday, 20 November 2019

Who are we talking about when referring to Local and National Humanitarian Actors?

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At Xavier Project we want to see organisations founded and led by people affected by humanitarian crises having control of the resources ...
Friday, 12 July 2019

Why Localise and Why Now

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Celebrating the huge increases in global humanitarian assistance since the start of this century is still the accepted norm in the sector. ...
Wednesday, 19 June 2019

Community Ownership in Rwamwanja, Uganda - World Refugee Day Blog

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At Xavier Project we are fully committed to promoting community ownership in the delivery of services and activities that lead to positive s...
Wednesday, 23 January 2019

Kampala to Nairobi by Road -borders / police / mechanics / hot tea and a very handy twig

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“18,000 for a second hand part?? This isn’t even from a Defender or a Discovery it’s from a series ii meaning it’s definitely over 20 years...
Friday, 2 November 2018

Blending Objectives between Humanitarian Actors and the Private Sector in Refugee Hosting Areas

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Over the last thirty years, Kakuma, which hosts one of Africa’s largest refugee camps has grown from a tiny settlement to a medium sized c...
Thursday, 18 January 2018

A Transparent Cryptocurrency for Development / Humanitarian Funding?

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2017 was the year in which Bitcoin became mainstream, and my grandmother and delivery man started talking about it. (Not literally – my gra...
Wednesday, 9 August 2017

Xavier Project's Cultures

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In my last blog I wrote about how important it is for an agency to have an identity as a team. This is a team of people who share a belief ...