KUNO: Platform for Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange in the Netherlands

The Netherlands is one of the biggest humanitarian players in the world, and the Dutch humanitarian field is broad and diverse. Varied expertise is available from academics, policymakers, practitioners, entrepreneurs, and others. Cross-sectoral exchange of knowledge, however, is modest, and translating existing knowledge into new actions and policies remains a challenge. KUNO facilitates knowledge sharing and reflection. In this way, KUNO helps the Dutch humanitarian sector to innovate and jointly meet challenges of the future. | MORE

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  1. "I dream of establishing a green belt around all cities and villages to help prevent land from turning into desert."

    12-Nov-24 Mateen Saeed has an interesting story to tell. He has a lot of dreams and hopes and want to do as much as is in his power to help fighting against and coping with climate change. Mateen is an Agriculture Engineer and is working for Dorcas Iraq since 2018, During this period, he held several positions, beginning as an Food Security and Livelihood Advisor (FSL), then started as project manager, and FSL program Manager. Currently, he is working as climate change and FSL program manager.
  2. KUNO is op zoek naar een nieuwe coördinator

    30-Sep-24 Zijn we op zoek naar jou? Wil jij bijdragen aan een sterkere humanitaire sector door bijeenkomsten, trainingen en studies te organiseren? Het aangaan van het juiste gesprek is noodzakelijk om ons werk te verbeteren. Dat gaat niet vanzelf – zeker als het lastige of zelfs pijnlijke onderwerpen betreft. Lijkt je hieraan bijdragen een spannende en relevante uitdaging: lees dan vooral verder. 
  3. The nexus, scenario planning and more - interview with Mark van der Boon

    15-Aug-24 | Article Mark van der Boon is currently working at Plan International as a humanitarian PMEL advisor and member of the nexus working group. Besides this, he works for the Dutch Relief Alliance, in which he monitors and evaluates the impact of responses. Before he started working at Plan International three years ago, he was working for MDF Training and Consultancy in both Bangladesh and in the Netherlands in capacity building and programme evaluations. He also worked in Indonesia and Zimbabwe as a consultant in the development sector. He shares experiences, his view on projects and involving local communities in project planning.

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