A more equal dialogue among all partners throughout the humanitarian delivery chain about cooperation and the sharing of capacity and risks, facilitating increased local leadership Expected Impact of the Program: Crisis-affected people benefit from a more equal, risk-informed, better funded and locally-led humanitarian system The program supports a shift towards a more equal, risk-informed and better funded locally led humanitarian system in seven countries, including countries affected by conflict or fragility. These areColombia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Indonesia, Myanmar, South Sudan, and Yemen. The program will contribute to improved representation by local actors in decision-making spaces at the global level, for example with donors and decision-makers in Geneva.Through research and learning at country-level, we will provide policy recommendations and proven solutions to transform the international humanitarian architecture. Outcome 1: a more equitable and locally-led humanitarian system Outcome 2: a more risk-informed and safe humanitarian system Outcome 3: increased quality and quantity of humanitarian funding managed by local and national humanitarian actors Outcome 4: LHL agenda progressed globally through cross-cutting initiatives (learning, influencing, sharing, funding, MEAL, etc.)