In this documentary film, humanitarians from across the world offer fresh, deep insight on current crises and how we can better work together as a sector to improve future responses.
Featuring interviews with AIDMI, the DEC, the Norwegian Refugee Council and SEEDS India, Improving humanitarian action: Learning for the future explores what the future of humanitarian aid might look like, what we can learn from different crises together and how ALNAP can help the sector chart a way forward.
The film has been released on Thursday, 29th February, on the #DayForLearning, as part of ALNAP's With learning comes change initiative.
ALNAP would like to thank all our members, contributors and collaborators who worked with us on the film:
Our contributors
- Eric Kabera and team at the Kwetu Film Institute
- Jan Egeland, Leena Nassar and teams at the NRC
- Nada, Zaatari Refugee Camp resident
- Dr. Manu Gupta and team at SEEDs
- Mihir Bhatt and team at AIDMI
- Madara Hettiarachchi and team at the DEC
Our collaborators
- Sarah Filbey, freelance project manager/producer
- Fat Rats Films, production company
With thanks to the staff at Kigali Memorial Centre and to members of the community at Kabartal Wetland for allowing us to film.