International Charities in Humanitarian Crises
Master the challenges of leading global nonprofits through emergencies, from resource coordination to effective aid delivery in critical situations.
Master the challenges of leading global nonprofits through emergencies, from resource coordination to effective aid delivery in critical situations.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the multifaceted challenges faced by international charities in humanitarian crises. Designed for charity executives, donors, scholars, and aspiring NGO founders, it explores the legal, ethical, and operational aspects of charitable organizations in various contexts. The curriculum covers Western and Islamic charity models, UN Sustainable Development Goals, disaster management, and the application of new technologies like blockchain in aid delivery. Participants will gain insights into effective resource mobilization, governance, and management practices for charities operating in complex environments, including war zones. By examining both domestic and international legal frameworks, the course equips learners with the knowledge to navigate the intricate landscape of global humanitarian work.
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What you'll learn
Analyze the resource mobilization strategies of charities under domestic and international law
Compare organizational structures of Western and Islamic charities
Evaluate the role of charities in achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals
Examine the legal challenges faced by charities operating in war zones
Assess the role of charities in disaster management and humanitarian crises
Explore the potential of blockchain and new technologies in aid delivery
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There are 8 modules in this course
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of international charities' roles in humanitarian crises. It covers various aspects of charity management, including resource mobilization, organizational structures, and operational challenges in different legal environments. The curriculum examines both Western and Islamic charity models, providing insights into diverse philanthropic traditions. Key topics include the alignment of charitable activities with UN Sustainable Development Goals, disaster management strategies, and the legal complexities of operating in war zones. The course also addresses innovative approaches, such as using blockchain technology for transparent aid delivery. Throughout the modules, participants will learn about effective governance models, ethical considerations, and strategies for enhancing operational efficiency in charitable organizations.
Resource Mobilization of Charities and Funds Under Domestic and International Law
Module 1
Lessons From the Organization of Western Charities
Module 2
Charities and the UN Sustainable Development Goals: Their Contribution to the Humanitarian-Development Nexus
Module 3
Management of Islamic Charities
Module 4
The Legal Environment of Charities in War Zones
Module 5
Disaster Management and the Role of Charities
Module 6
Blockchain, Logistics and New Technologies in Aid Delivery
Module 7
Lessons Learned and the Path Forward
Module 8
Fee Structure
Instructors
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International Law Scholar Advancing Human Rights and Arbitration Studies
Professor Ilias Bantekas is a distinguished expert in international law, human rights, and arbitration, serving as a Professor of International Law & Arbitration at Hamad Bin Khalifa University's College of Law and as an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University's Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service. His academic influence extends to the University of London, where he is a Senior Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. Prof. Bantekas has made significant contributions to the field through his major works, including "International Human Rights Law & Practice," "Introduction to International Arbitration," and "International Law," all published by prestigious academic presses. His expertise is further demonstrated through his course on "International Charities in Humanitarian Crises" at HBKU, reflecting his commitment to addressing global humanitarian issues through legal frameworks. Prof. Bantekas's multifaceted career, spanning teaching, research, and authorship, positions him as a leading figure in international law education and scholarship, particularly in the areas of human rights, arbitration, and humanitarian law.
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Islamic Finance Expert Bridging Academia and Industry in Sustainable Financial Solutions
Dr. Dalal Aassouli is an Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator of the Master of Science Program in Islamic Finance at Hamad Bin Khalifa University's College of Islamic Studies. Her expertise spans Islamic finance, sustainable finance, and international markets, with a particular focus on Africa, Europe, and Latin America. Dr. Aassouli's significant contributions to the field include assisting in the establishment of the Islamic Liquidity Management (IILM) Corporation's sukuk program in Malaysia, demonstrating her practical industry experience. As a sought-after speaker at international Islamic finance conferences and a consultant on Islamic and sustainable finance issues, she bridges academic research with real-world applications. While specific course titles are not provided, Dr. Aassouli likely teaches a range of subjects within the Master's program, covering areas such as Islamic financial instruments, sustainable finance practices, and international Islamic finance markets. Her role as Program Coordinator suggests she plays a key part in shaping the curriculum and direction of Islamic finance education at HBKU, preparing students for careers in this rapidly evolving field.
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