The international humanitarian system has long been criticized for excluding and marginalizing local humanitarian actors from crisis-affected countries, particularly those in the Global South. The...
More than four million people were internally displaced in Ethiopia as of early 2021. The two main drivers of internal displacement are conflict and drought. Due to livelihood loss and on-going...
Une prévalence de la malnutrition aiguë globale (MAG) supérieure à 15% est l'un des principaux indicateurs d'une crise humanitaire. Pourtant, les taux de MAG persistent souvent au-dessus de ce seuil...
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...
By Hassan Alattar Satti, Helen Young, and Aziza Mohammed Adam Introduction The natural environment is an integral part of people’s lives and livelihoods in the Darfur region. Whether it’s materials...
The East Africa region is amongst the most food insecure areas of the world and the number of crises affecting the East Africa region will likely continue to increase due to the effects of climate...
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS SHORT GUIDE? This guide explains why integrating social norms into accountability, corruption or integrity related programming matters and highlights possible negative...
Introduction A key component of effective humanitarian response is coordination. Coordination “establishes a coherent and complementary approach [between humanitarian actors] that identifies ways to...
Introduction Humanitarian information systems typically provide analysis to predict crisis, assess needs, direct program resources, and assess short- to medium-term effects of programs. But much of...
This report explores the seasonal patterns of acute malnutrition and its key drivers in the Goz Beida Region of Chad. The findings reveal a nuanced and complex seasonal pattern of wasting...