This paper considers the impact of banking sector restrictions on UK-registered humanitarian actors conducting humanitarian operations abroad and offers recommendations to mitigate the financial disruption of humanitarian aid delivery.
Humanitarian Action and Non-state Armed Groups – The Impact of Banking Restrictions on UK NGOs
- Published:
- 15 September 2017
- Region:
- Global
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Humanitarian Action and Non-state Armed Groups – The Impact of Banking Restrictions on UK NGOs
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