There is a need for scalable interventions that can improve the mental health of young adolescents in poorly resourced settings, where there is usually limited access to specialist mental health...
The study, which tested the Community Perceptions Tracker (CPT) in Lebanon and Zimbabwe, illustrates that adopting a systematic process which encourages all implementation staff to actively listen to...
An estimated 32 million women and girls of reproductive age are living in emergency settings. Within these unstable and challenging contexts, delivering accessible, quality, and comprehensive sexual...
With the support of Elrha's Humanitarian Innovation Fund, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) is scaling its mobile application, MediCapt, to new sites in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and...
Introduction The past decade has seen the emergence, growth and establishment of innovation as a prominent asset within the humanitarian sector. Numerous innovation funds and programmes have been...
RESPONSE, RECOVERY, AND DISABILITY An innocuous consequence of COVID-19 has been the introduction of a new lexicon to many people. Language that was largely reserved to disaster management...
People affected by crises set out future WASH priorities in new global report 1 December 2021 // THE HUMANITARIAN water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sector is falling short of providing the...
Imagine you lived with the fear that at any moment your life and the lives of your loved ones could be taken, or your home and livelihood abruptly destroyed. Imagine you were powerless to help...
Preventing transmission of cholera remains an important priority in many countries and humanitarian settings. This study tested and evaluated commonly used interventions for reducing cholera’s...
This study developed and tested the first tool– City’s Assessment of Mass Casualty Emergency Response and Action (CAMERA)- designed to objectively measure and score the lifesaving capability of urban...