Etien Jasonson is a recent LSE graduate in international development and humanitarian emergencies. He has worked as a graduate consultant for World Jewish Relief and has undertaken a number of academic research positions on topics such as innovative financing in philanthropy, the role of consultants in UK government development contracting, and he has recently co-authored his first published article in Urban Geography on the financialisation of rental housing.
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From reactive to proactive: the untapped potential for anticipatory action in small and medium NGOs
Research suggests that over half of the world’s crises are predictable, but only 5% of crisis funding is directed toward anticipation and preparedness. Student Consultants for World Jewish Relief Etien, Lauren and Lucía explain why anticipatory action could be the answer.