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The Localisation Agenda and the "Humanitarian Reset" calls for a transformative shift in humanitarian coordination, moving beyond symbolic integration of local actors into existing mechanisms, towa...
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The Humanitarian Reset acknowledges that the sector faces a profound crisis of legitimacy, morale, and protection. Humanitarian principles have long underpinned acceptance and operational safety, r...
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As modern conflict evolves, INGOs are increasingly operating in environments shaped by decentralised or rapid targeting cycles, AI-assisted decision-making, and persistent drone surveillance. Tradi...
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Violence against health services in conflict remains a persistent threat, with severe consequences for health workers and for communities’ access to care. Health facilities must remain open and acc...
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In an era marked by escalating threats to humanitarian action, that range from direct violence against personnel to disinformation campaigns, criminalization of essential activities, and political ...
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The humanitarian sector has been building its digital transformation muscles for years now, progressively creating a parallel dimension of aid running in parallel to - and sometimes replacing - tra...
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Ten years ago, the landmark case of Steve Dennis, which found an NGO legally liable for a failure in duty of care, marked a turning point for our sector. Since then, expectations of boards and seni...
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Photo credits: ChildFund /Jake Lyell
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Photo credits:
OCHA / Michele Cattani
OCHA / Otto Bakano
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