Commentary Learn, plan and adapt: some key lessons for the response to the conflict in Ukraine ALNAP's current Director, Juliet Parker and former Director, John Mitchell offer some key lessons to help guide agencies in their planning and response. Conflict Commentary 15 lessons for humanitarians responding to the Somalia crisis The humanitarian crisis in Somalia continues to deteriorate as five consecutive failed rainy seasons have produced the worst drought in 40 years (UNICEF, 2022). With a likely sixth season of … Droughts Tool(kits)/guidelines A Mapping and Analysis of Tools and Guidance on the H-P Linkages in the HDP-Nexus Details:Publication language: EnglishPages: 36ppSuggested citation: IASC (2022) A mapping and analysis of tools and guidance on the H-P linkages in the HDP-nexus. Results Group 4 Working Paper. New York, NY: … Humanitarian-development-peace nexus Commentary Localisation re-imagined: Three dimensions of localisation One of six essays on localisation, here Arbie Baguios explains three dimensions that characterise the international humanitarian system’s engagement with local actors. Localisation Locally-led Commentary Localisation re-imagined: Regenerating the polyculture of humanitarianism Arbie Baguios explores whether the international system overlooks the capacity and expertise of local and national humanitarian actors. Localisation Locally-led Commentary Johan Schaar: “What we find is that human rights violations and repression actually increase in countries under sanctions, rather than the opposite...” ALNAP Steering Committee Chair Johan Schaar speaks to Juliet Parker about his recent paper on the humanitarian consequences of sanctions, and what those mean in the context of the current … Commentary What did COAST learn from testing ALNAP’s tacit learning resource pack? Read how COAST in Bangladesh have embraced tacit learning. Learning Commentary Localisation Re-imagined: Fertilising the soil of state-led solutions One of Arbie Baguios' six articles on localisation, he discusses how international actors do, or do not, work with national governments Localisation Locally-led Commentary Breaking the evaluation rule book: how do we learn in the midst of a global pandemic? Utilisation-focused learning approaches during COVID-19 have been wide ranging COVID-19 Monitoring & Evaluation Commentary Breaking the evaluation rule book Susanna Morrison-Metois asks how is the sector learning in the midst of a global pandemic. COVID-19 Monitoring & Evaluation Commentary The missing link? Why diverse and inclusive leadership is key for innovation The Humanitarian Advisory Group team members share their research findings. Innovation Commentary How do communities think we should be measuring success? START Network share findings of how communities in Pakistan think humanitarians should measure a project's success. Monitoring & Evaluation Report From Real-Time Evaluation to Real-Time Learning: Exploring new approaches from the COVID-19 response Review of real-time learning approaches adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic - lessons and implications for future evaluation practice. COVID-19 Monitoring & Evaluation Lessons paper Adapting humanitarian action to the effects of climate change Lessons for humanitarian practitioners working in areas that have been or are likely to be affected by climate change in the future Cyclones Floods Heatwaves Commentary Localisation re-imagined: Localising the sector vs supporting local solutions One of six essays on how far localisation is progressing, or not, by Arbie Baguios. Localisation Locally-led Report Background paper - 2021 ALNAP Meeting Where and to what extent have COVID-19 and the ‘decolonisation of aid’ debate driven change – both positive and negative – within the humanitarian system? COVID-19 Commentary Cash-based transfers: 6 reasons why they work But how did these cash transfers affect people’s lives? What can we learn from the evidence?A recent learning exchange facilitated by ALNAP and the Cash and Learning Partnership (CaLP) discussed … COVID-19 Commentary Adapting to climate change: lessons for humanitarian policymakers and programme planners. AIDMI's Mihir Bhatt discusses key lessons we should apply in heatwave responses. Heatwaves Commentary A thought for World Humanitarian Day This year’s World Humanitarian Day falls as two major international emergencies make news headlines.As a result of the 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Haiti, 1,400 people have lost their lives, nearly … Commentary Remote M&E: 5 key challenges and how to address them The beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic brought significant change to how the humanitarian sector operates. As the world adapted to new health concerns, social distancing measures and global travel restrictions, … COVID-19 Monitoring & Evaluation Back 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next