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Passing the buck. Economics of localizing aid: a case study of a pooled fund in the middle east

This study analyzes a pooled fund in the Middle East to show how direct funding to local actors improves cost efficiency, reduces overheads, and strengthens locally led humanitarian response.

1 February 2024

The Share Trust

• Research and Studies

What displaced people in the DRC think of humanitarian protection and how to learn from it (ENG)

This article examines displaced people’s views on humanitarian protection in eastern DRC, showing that meaningful community participation—not token consultation—is key to making aid protective and people‑centred.

7 August 2024

Humanitarian Practice Network (HPN)

• Research and Studies

Ce que les personnes déplacées en RDC pensent de la protection humanitaire et comment en tirer des enseignements

This article examines displaced people’s views on humanitarian protection in eastern DRC, showing that meaningful community participation—not token consultation—is key to making aid protective and people‑centred.

7 August 2024

Humanitarian Practice Network (HPN)

• Research and Studies

The racialization of expertise and professional non-equivalence in the humanitarian workplace

The paper reveals how humanitarian aid organisations covertly racialize expertise, showing that professional categories like “expatriate” and “local” reproduce colorblind hierarchies where perceptions of competence are tied to whiteness.

7 January 2022

• Research and Studies