Send us a textHow can technology support dignified, community-led humanitarian action?Continuing a thematic exploration of humanitarian tech, Ka Man Parkinson speaks with Layma Murtaza and Safi Noorzai from Aseel – a social enterprise reimagining how aid can work through digital innovation, local leadership and global connection.This is a conversation about systems change from the ground up: the power of coalitions, the urgency of new funding models, and why centring people – not just products or platforms – is essential to meaningful impact.💬 “I think dignified aid would change a lot – so fully owned and driven by the communities we serve.” – Safi Noorzai💬 “So if you’re actually dreaming of change… make sure you stay human and continue to build with love, because the world really needs your voice and vision…” – Layma MurtazaTune in to hear real-world insights and hands-on inspiration for community-centred solutions, digital innovations, and evolving humanitarian approaches in Afghanistan and beyond.To access speaker bios and the conversation transcript, please visit the episode webpage: www.humanitarianleadershipacademy.org/resources/coalition-building-for-impact-people-tech-humanitarian-futures-in-afghanistan-and-beyond/Thanks for listening. Please help us to grow this podcast by subscribing and leaving a review on the platform you're listening from. Thank you! For more resources for the humanitarian community, visit humanitarianleadershipacademy.org/resources The views and opinions expressed in our podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of their organisations.

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