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C&D research project frameworks have a #local researcher knowledge production blindspot. On #TheHumanitarianBlog Larissa Fast, Birte Vogel & Jessica Field The University of Manchester recommend 3 steps external #research organisations should take before a project begins: https://ow.ly/G7k850Zj2uY
July 1, 2026 at 8:21 AM
How Germany’s lack of consistency on international law #IHL and the withdrawal from investments in development (-20%), peace (-40%) and #humanitarian aid (-53%) rapidly destroyed Germany's soft power record - now on #TheHumanitarianBlog with #IFHV : https://ow.ly/jKAO50ZevyB
June 19, 2026 at 8:00 AM
The International #Sudan Conference, held on 15 April in Berlin, missed substantial opportunities, reflects Nirvana Shawky, Danish Refugee Councils Executive Director for Partnerships, Advocacy, Engagement & Resource Mobilisation on #TheHumanitarianBlog: https://ow.ly/HpzC50YR1f5
Berlin 2026: A Turning Point for Sudan – or Another Deferred Hope?
The grim statistics of the Sudan crisis are painfully familiar: the civil war in Sudan has left in three years over 13 million displaced, fighting in its breadbasket spread famine conditions in part of the country, and critical civilian infrastructure collapsed. While the scale of the world's most severe humanitarian emergency is no
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April 28, 2026 at 12:20 PM
While claiming to focus on poverty reduction, Bundesentwicklungsministerium is focussing on German interests & denying fundamental tensions between both goals in its new strategy. It is shying away - says @ralfsuedhoff.bsky.social on #TheHumanitarianBlog [German] #BMZreform https://ow.ly/EKFv50XXYqx
January 16, 2026 at 2:26 PM
When he first started working on the #GlobalHungerIndex, Holger Mann expected the hard part to be the analysis itself. Over the past year, he learned that the struggle is to keep the basic facts about hunger measurable at all. Read more on #TheHumanitarianBlog with IFHV: https://ow.ly/6hHY50XCJRk
December 5, 2025 at 1:27 PM
In #Syria, do we prioritise rapid #humanitarian response to meet the immediate needs of millions of people, secure the needed environment to lead sustainable #recovery, or find ways to effectively integrate both? asks Manoug Antaby (CHS) on #TheHumanitarianBlog: www.chaberlin.org/en/blog/syri...
October 15, 2025 at 2:12 PM
The #humanitarian sector must move beyond the #AI hype to build the data foundations, ethical frameworks and collaborations needed to harness technology responsibly, effectively and upholding core principles - Zineb Bhaby, AI Lead @nrc-global.bsky.social on #TheHumanitarianBlog ow.ly/nXEw50X1osp
AI in the Era of Humanitarian Reset: Challenges and opportunities - Centre for Humanitarian Action
In today’s challenging funding landscape, humanitarian organizations face increasing pressure […]
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September 24, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Strengthening #leadership within LNGOs is essential to unlocking the full potential of #localisation, explains Abdul Mannan in the latest article on #TheHumanitarianBlog with IFHV: ow.ly/uCvC50WvW7B
How Leadership in Local Organisations Affects the Localisation Agenda in Rohingya Response - Centre for Humanitarian Action
…and How It Can Be Strengthened The Rohingya humanitarian crisis, […]
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July 28, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Warfare, hunger and political blockades in #Gaza are deliberately obstructing #humanitarian action – Robert Lindner @oxfam-de.bsky.social on humanitarian #principles and the obligations of the German government. #TheHumanitarianBlog [German] www.chaberlin.org/blog/krieg-h...
Krieg, Hunger und humanitäre Prinzipien in Gaza - Centre for Humanitarian Action
Wie Krieg und Blockaden in Gaza humanitäre Hilfe verhindern – ein Appell zur Achtung humanitärer Prinzipien und zur Verantwortung der Bundesregierung.
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June 13, 2025 at 8:30 AM
Will the political declaration on #EWIPA ever have tangible effects? Will it help restore respect for international law, which continues to be blatantly violated every day? Eva Maria Fischer @hi-deutschland.bsky.social on #TheHumanitarianBlog with IFHV: www.chaberlin.org/en/blog/ewipa/
"When civilians are bombed, it’s not only their lives, cities and homes that are lost but also their future” - Centre for Humanitarian Action
A political declaration on the use of explosive weapons is […]
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March 27, 2025 at 1:47 PM
The end of #USAID is not the end of the world. Why it is time for mergers and uncomfortable truths explains Sid Peruvemba on #TheHumanitarianBlog: www.chaberlin.org/en/blog/the-...
The end of USAID is not the end of the world. Why it is time for mergers and uncomfortable truths - Centre for Humanitarian Action
The recent shutdown of USAID has left the humanitarian and […]
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March 19, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Why was the #humanitarian system not more prepared for the US cuts when the writing was clearly on the wall? asks Damian Lilly on #TheHumanitarianBlog: www.chaberlin.org/en/blog/huma... #USAID
Humanitarians are shocked by the Trump aid freeze but they shouldn’t be surprised - Centre for Humanitarian Action
It is hard to think of a greater shock to […]
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March 3, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Is the German government paying the humanitarian bill for everyone? Ralf Südhoff on misleading #narratives about the budget cuts in the election campaign and what a fair #humanitarian budget could look like. #TheHumanitarianBlog with IFHV [in German]: www.chaberlin.org/en/blog/the-...
January 31, 2025 at 11:29 AM