The Politics of International Assistance: Shifting Sands and Shrinking Spaces

Publication Date: January 27, 2025

Topic(s): Humanitarian Aid & Social Protection

Geographies: global

Source: Arab NGO Network for Development (ANND)

Writer: Dr. Khalil Gebara

The 2023 Gaza war sent shockwaves through the international community, casting a long shadow over the already complex landscape of international assistance. This conflict, evolving foreign aid policies, and heightened political tensions have triggered a significant transformation with profound implications for civil society organizations (CSOs) worldwide, particularly in the Arab region. This article delves into these changes, exploring their impact on the sustainability, operations, and effectiveness of CSOs and examining the broader consequences for civil society, human rights, and development projects.

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