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The purpose of this article is to explore the participation of the private sector in collective actions and the roles it plays in humanitarian disasters and crises in the post-conflict and conflict regions. Multi-interested initiatives (CPGs) are the main emphasis of this work. The study analyses the participation of the private sector in the various forms of partnership and addresses the challenges that these initiatives face. The rational choice theory is used in discussing and defining the roles of the CPG. The analysis is based on the Syrian refugee crisis and shows that the private sector could potentially contribute more to humanitarian aid activities by cooperating with various actors. This study also contributes by offering recommendations to overcome obstacles and increase the effectiveness of CPGs.