This year, the Grand Bargain will mark its 10th anniversary, with reforms taking shape in a different form. But at the country level, Grand Bargain commitments and true localization of humanitarian aid have yet to be achieved.
Therefore, humanitarian activists across the globe are also discussing the future directions of the Grand Bargain. Emerging perspectives suggest the focus should emphasize the continuation of the Grand Bargain along with Quality Funding, Equitable Partnership, Locally-led response, Accountability and Aid Transparency. Several networks and groups are active in supporting these priorities. COAST Foundation has initiated a popular country-wide local NGOs and network effort— the BDCSO COAST, a signatory to the Grand Bargain, is sharing the perspectives and priority areas from Bangladesh, intending to bring these concerns and insights to broader international discussions on the future of the Grand Bargain, localization, and locally-led response.
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