Locally led humanitarian action

Together Project, Filling the Gap: Volunteer & Settlement Sector Interactions In Response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis

• Research and Studies

Migration Policy Practice | Special Issue on Irregular Migration

• Research and Studies

Beyond Donorship: UK Foreign Policy and Humanitarian Action | Policy Brief

Invest in Local Capacities: Analytical Paper on WHS Self-Reporting on Agenda for Humanity Transformation 5A

• Research and Studies

Implementing the IASC Protection Policy: What does it mean for NGOs?

Global Humanitarian Assistance (GHA) report 2017

• Research and Studies

The Oslo Forum 2017 Meeting Report: Peacemaking in a New Era of Geopolitics

• Guidance and Tools

Do-it-Yourself Toolkit for Building Urban Community Resilience

• Guidance and Tools

An Approach to Inclusive,Community-Managed Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) for the Asia Region

• Research and Studies

九州北部豪雨災害2017レポート：教訓と課題

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Engaging 'Communities': Anthropological Insights from the West African Ebola Epidemic

• Research and Studies

Official unofficial neighborhoods, 2017

• Commentaries

The role of financial services in humanitarian crises

This paper provides a framework for understanding the role of financial services during humanitarian crisis and offers specific guidance to development partners, governments, and financial market actors by outlining operational lessons for financial-sector interventions.

• Research and Studies

How can Humanitarian Organisations Encourage More Women in Surge?

• Research and Studies

Promoting Community and Women’s Leadership in Building Resilience: Lessons from the 'Ready for Anything' Project

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Interreligious Action for Peace: Studies in Muslim-Christian Cooperation

• Research and Studies

Key Highlights From the Panel Discussion: Strengthening Collaboration with Diasporas in Humanitarian Response

• Guidance and Tools

Webinar transcript: Who's out there? Getting an accurate picture of humanitarian presence

Shock-responsive social protection systems: Literature review

This Literature Review reviews recent literature on the theory and practice of shock-responsive social protection initiatives and their effectiveness. It aims to strengthen the evidence base as to when and how social protection systems can better respond to shocks in low income countries and fragile and conflict-affected states, thus minimising negative shock impacts and reducing the need for separate humanitarian responses.

• Research and Studies

Protecting Civilians in Urban Sieges: How to Best Support ‘First Responders’