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At the invitation of the Yemen National NGOs Forum, Mohanna Eljabaly delivered an online session on Risk Sharing for NGOs and Humanitarian Organizations, attended by over 70 participants. The session introduced practical tools and frameworks to strengthen collaborative risk management across the humanitarian delivery chain.

At the invitation of the Yemen National NGOs Forum, Mohanna Eljabaly delivered an online session on Risk Sharing for NGOs and Humanitarian Organizations, attended by over 70 participants. The session introduced practical tools and frameworks to strengthen collaborative risk management across the humanitarian delivery chain.

It’s official — the Risk Sharing Platform is now live. After over a year of development, testing, and collaboration, Mohanna.io has launched a purpose-built tool that makes risk sharing practical, transparent, and consistent for NGOs, donors, and consortium partners.

Mohanna Eljabaly will represent Mohanna.io at RILx25 – Humanitarian Innovation at the Crossroads, taking place in Istanbul from 15–17 October 2025. He will lead a workshop on holistic risk identification and risk maturity for the nonprofit sector, and join a distinguished panel on the responsible use of AI in humanitarian action.

Mohanna.io has officially launched the NGO Risk Maturity Model, a bilingual framework and free online tool that enables organizations to assess, understand, and strengthen their risk management practices. The tool, available in both Arabic and English, helps NGOs measure their maturity level and access tailored guidance for improvement.

In a bold and creative move, Mohanna Eljabaly has released a bilingual comic titled Two Women. One System. — a visual reflection on how risk is held, transferred, or shared across the humanitarian sector. Through the story of Lina and Salma, the comic explores what accountability, power, and partnership really mean in risk practices.

In this issue, Mohanna Eljabaly explores contrasting approaches to risk through a visual comic and shares key updates from a 100+ participant risk workshop for Yemeni NGOs. With 130+ learners engaged this month, the conversation on risk sharing continues to gain ground in the third sector.

Mohanna Eljabaly, General Manager of Yemen Family Care Association (YFCA), led a landmark virtual session on the fundamentals of risk management for over 100 participants from national NGOs across Yemen. The session marked a significant milestone in local capacity strengthening through the NNGO Forum.

Mohanna Eljabaly, General Manager of Yemen Family Care Association (YFCA), delivered two high-impact sessions on Risk Management and Risk Sharing for HelpAge International and its global network of partners. With over 75 participants from around the world, the sessions equipped humanitarian actors with practical tools, frameworks, and strategies to navigate risks collaboratively and equitably.

Explore the launch of our monthly Risk Sharing newsletter, featuring key insights, early access to a new white paper, and real-world reflections on how risk is distributed in humanitarian work.

The “Risk Sharing Crash Course” is now live in English, designed specifically for donors, INGOs, and national NGOs. This course offers essential insights into risk sharing, its core principles, and actionable strategies to enhance collaboration and build stronger partnerships. Through real-world scenarios and the seven interconnected steps, it equips participants to navigate uncertainties and drive sustainable outcomes in the third sector. The Arabic version will follow shortly.

At the Charter4Change Annual General Meeting 2024, Mohanna Eljabaly co-led a transformative session on Risk Sharing, emphasizing equitable partnerships and actionable solutions. With over 300 participants engaging, the discussion showcased the power of collaboration in reshaping humanitarian efforts.

Mohanna Eljabaly, General Manager of Yemen Family Care Association (YFCA), shared YFCA’s groundbreaking approaches in risk quantification at AidEx 2024 in Geneva. The event fostered dynamic exchanges with global NGOs, donors, and consultancy firms, demonstrating a growing sector-wide interest in innovative, data-driven strategies for humanitarian work.

I’m excited to announce my participation in Risk Awareness Week 2024, where I’ll present on Quantitative Risk Analysis and AI in Humanitarian Projects. I’ll share insights from YFCA’s groundbreaking project on cholera intervention and how risk quantification using Monte Carlo simulations and AI can transform decision-making in the humanitarian sector. Join me on October 11 to explore how technology and analytics can drive smarter, more resilient project outcomes.

Pre-order The Risk Management Handbook for Humanitarian Projects today! Authored by risk management expert Mohanna Eljabaly, this comprehensive guide is tailored to the unique challenges of humanitarian projects. Release date: September 26, 2024, a day of celebration in Yemen. Secure your copy now and gain the insights you need to effectively manage risks and ensure project success.

I am thrilled to announce the launch of my new Udemy course, “Risk Management Fundamentals for Humanitarian Projects.” This course is a culmination of my extensive experience and passion for enhancing the effectiveness of humanitarian efforts through robust risk management practices. The course aims to equip humanitarian professionals with the necessary tools and techniques to manage risks effectively, ensuring better project outcomes and greater resilience in the face of challenges.

We are excited to introduce Version 2 of the Monte Carlo Simulation Chatbot. With updated features, this tool continues to empower NGOs by simplifying risk analysis processes through advanced simulations and customized outputs. Exclusive to ‘4×4 Risk Mastery’ participants.

Participating in the Sixth Senior Officials Meeting in Brussels was a pivotal moment. It allowed me to advocate for equitable partnerships and increased support for Yemeni organizations, highlighting the need for investment in capacity building and direct engagement with donors.

Engaging in the Pre-Senior Officials Meeting in Amman was an enlightening experience. The focus on improving humanitarian access in Yemen underscored the importance of security, reducing bureaucratic hurdles, and supporting female aid workers, paving the way for actionable recommendations.

We’re excited to announce the launch of the Monte Carlo Simulation Chatbot—a step-by-step tool designed to empower NGOs by simplifying complex risk analysis processes. Participants of the ‘4×4 Risk Mastery for Humanitarian & Development Sectors’ training program will have exclusive access to this innovative tool.