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Shared sector infrastructure requires leaders to accept tradeoffs with their own organisational priorities.

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Zineb BhabyAI Lead · Norwegian Refugee Council

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Zineb BhabyAI Lead · Norwegian Refugee Council

Shared sector infrastructure requires leaders to accept tradeoffs with their own organisational priorities.

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Attributed contributors: Zineb Bhaby. “Shared sector infrastructure requires leaders to accept tradeoffs with their own organisational priorities..” Making AI Useful in Humanitarian Response. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 16 September 2026. Session time 10:16–11:22. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-dc9b70c4e993

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Shared sector infrastructure requires leaders to accept tradeoffs with their own organisational priorities.

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Zineb BhabyAI Lead · Norwegian Refugee Council

Proposed mechanism: Multi-year, multi-organisation commitments support collective assets.

Conditions: Willingness to deprioritise organisation-specific advantage.

Limit: Proposed governance behaviour rather than observed success.

collective coordinationcredible commitmentfunding horizon

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