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Executive Summary Humanitarian emergencies, including natural hazard-driven disasters, conflicts, and disease outbreaks, are occurring at increasing rates and affecting a growing number of people...

This study looked at the use of radio as a public health messaging tool for vulnerable crisis-affected communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, producing findings that were used by partner radio...

Authors: Stephanie J. Nawyn, Ezgi Karaoğlu, Stephen P. Gasteyer, Adnan Hammad, Mahmoud Durid, Ali Ghassani, Rania Mansour, and Ayat Nashwan. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY To improve the safety of refugees during...

How can local health services overcome disparities between Venezuelan migrants and Colombian nationals in access to essential healthcare services? Questions of how to reach marginalized vulnerable...

Most Syrian refugee families living in settlements in Lebanon face barriers to accessing healthcare and support, including mental health services. However, most have access to a mobile phone which...

People in Gaza are generally drawing upon reliable sources for information about the pandemic and the measures required to prevent transmission. Nevertheless, various social and economic factors...

This learning paper provides guidance to humanitarian innovators on how to use evidence to enable and drive adoption of innovation. Innovation literature and practice show time and time again that it...

This document provides a two-page summary of the research undertaken as part of the R2HC-funded study Ethics & palliative care during international humanitarian action. Humanitarian aid organizations...

In the past decade, huge progress has been made in the availability of academic research evidence to inform humanitarian policy and practice, including many studies funded by Elrha's Research for...

Esther has worked in violence prevention and response in humanitarian settings for a decade. She’s navigated ways to provide services to women and girls in active conflict zones and even during a...