
Ana Maria Diez
Venezuelan human rights lawyer and co-founder/President of Coalición por Venezuela, representing refugee-led organizations on UNHCR's advisory boards.
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Sep 17, 2026
UNGA81: what would a fairer humanitarian system led by displaced people look like?
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Sara PantulianoHOST
How did international institutions engage with displaced communities in developing their response efforts? And what could they have done differently?

Ana Maria DiezGUEST
Well, what we witnessed following the two massive earthquakes that nearly destroyed two cities in the capital area of Venezuela is a micro-manifestation, if we can call it that way, to the global economy.

Ana Maria DiezGUEST
When the crisis hit and it's this high in hypertension on the ground, Very often we see the delivery of assistance is very well, goodwill assistance.

Ana Maria DiezGUEST
But very often we see the lack of resources on long term and also the capacity in the local ground being strengthened correctly.
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Sara PantulianoHOST
So how are these organizations building more democratic governance systems, systems that can give displaced people greater agency over response efforts that affect them?