Story in 5: Mia Marzotto | Language in humanitarian assistance

Date published

11 Feb 2020

Type

Audio-visual material

Organisations

Link

https://youtu.be/dVtWyeqfIi8

Mia Marzotto from Translators without Borders shares a story from Nigeria which illustrates the importance of language in humanitarian assistance. She also identifies three reasons why language matters for humanitarian action to be more relevant.

You can watch more Stories in 5 from ALNAP's 32nd Annual Meeting here.

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