Commissioner Kristalina Georgieva on the future of humanitarian work
As former poor nations like India and Brazil reach middle-income status and seem to have their own resources to fight poverty, while other countries — especially in sub-Saharan Africa — continue to dive deeper into fragility, where will international humanitarian assistance be heading in the next few years?
In a video interview, Devex President and Editor-in-Chief Raj Kumar asked Kristalina Georgieva, the European Union’s humanitarian aid chief.
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Carlos Santamaria
Carlos is a former associate editor for breaking news in Devex's Manila-based news team. He joined Devex after a decade working for international wire services Reuters, AP, Xinhua, EFE ,and Philippine social news network Rappler in Madrid, Beijing, Manila, New York, and Bangkok. During that time, he also covered natural disasters on the ground in Myanmar and Japan.
