A humanitarian funding model has been tested to provide rapid response in emergencies. This model is managed by local groups and allows for flexible funding. It has shown that fast and inclusive aid can be delivered in a cost-effective manner.

The initiative has highlighted the importance of investing in funding mechanisms that are managed locally. This approach aims to enable localization and reform existing systems. Further details about the pilot and its outcomes are available, providing insights into the effectiveness of this funding model in different contexts, including Bangladesh, Puerto Rico, and Uganda.