Recognising the unique value of the Grand Bargain to drive efficiency and effectiveness in the humanitarian sector, the 66 Signatory donors and aid organisations met last month in Geneva and endorsed a new iteration for the next three years. (source)

Anchored in the original commitments of the agreement, the humanitarian actors will focus their efforts on quality funding, localisation, participation of affected people, and shrinking the needs through strengthened partnerships and innovative approaches.

Localisation requires Digitisation

By adopting digital solutions built on aid best practices national NGOs can scale-up their capacity to manage, coordinate and compliantly report on humanitarian delivery. AIDONIC enables streamlined processes, GDPR-compliant data management, enhanced accountability and de-risked partnerships. Advancing digitisation is not only a practical necessity for achieving localisation, but also a strategic imperative for the entire humanitarian system. AIDONIC's award-winning digital platform has been specifically designed to achieve the commitments outlined in the Grand Bargain. Features of the platform directly address transparency, localization, reducing duplication, and increasing the overall efficiency of humanitarian financing.

How does AIDONIC strengthen partnerships between international and local actors?

1. Capacity Building and Education: AIDONIC educates local actors on how to use AIDONIC's digital aid management platform to enhance project management skills, quality data collection and reporting, de-risking, and minimizing miscommunication risks.
2. Transparent Performance Monitoring: Monitor project activities and performance metrics in real-time to identify red flags and take timely actions, ensuring project success.
3. Strengthened Accountability and Reporting: AIDONIC leverages blockchain technology to enhance accountability and transparency in your partnerships. Through immutable and auditable records, you can securely document project activities, financial transactions, and impact data.
4. Offline Data Collection and Distribution: Collect data and perform transactions offline, ensuring critical information is captured even in remote areas.
5. Data Security and Privacy: AIDONIC employs advanced security measures to protect sensitive project and beneficiary data, eliminating the risk of GDPR non-compliance.
6. Stakeholder Collaboration: AIDONIC facilitates effective communication and collaboration among project stakeholders, minimizing data-misuse risks and fostering stronger partnerships.

By adopting AIDONIC, NGOs can unlock the full potential of their operations, enhancing financial transparency, localization efforts, participation of affected people, and efficiency through streamlined partnerships.