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Huong Ha

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Huong Ha

Dr. Huong Ha is a Senior Lecturer at UON Singapore and University of Newcastle, Australia. She holds a PhD from Monash University, Australia, a certificate of professional development issued by University of Oxford, Department of Continuing Education, The Oxford Teachers’ Academy, and Oxford University Press and a Master’s degree from LKY School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore. She is one of the moderators of the IMF e-library forum on energy policy. Her previous positions, prior to joining UON Singapore, include Dean, Director of Research and Development, Deputy Course Director, Chief Editor, Executive Director, Business Development manager, etc. She has many years’ experience in industry, marketing research, higher education and research in management related areas, such as change management, consumer protection, corporate social responsibility and governance. She has teaching public and private sector professionals, as well as high-ranking government officials in Vietnam and Singapore. She has authored a number of books, and among them is a book entitled Change Management for Sustainability published by Business Expert Press (USA). She has been an invited member of (i) the international editorial boards of many international journals; (ii) the scientific/technical committees of several international conferences; and (iii) international advisory board of many professional associations.

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Governance Framework for Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response in ASEAN
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  • Governance Framework for Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response in ASEAN

    This essay discusses the steps taken and progress made by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to address issues of humanitarian action and disaster response (HA/DR) in the region. The essay outlines ASEAN’s evolving governance framework for humanitarian and disaster relief (HA/DR), focusing on 1) the regulatory foundation, 2) key sectors and actors, 3) instruments to mobilize resources, and 4) coordination mechanisms. The essay also offers some thoughts about which principles and actions adopted by ASEAN member states aimed at strengthening their collective preparedness to respond to large-scale disasters might be applicable to the Middle East.

    July 5, 2016