SOHS 2026

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  22 November 2022 / The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action

  Diseñar el programa de transferencias monetarias para lograr resultados de protección de la infancia en contextos humanitarios

  Guidance for child protection actors on integrating cash and voucher assistance to minimize risks and maximize protection outcomes for children, adolescents, and families.

  • Guidance and Tools
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  22 November 2022 / The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action

  Concevoir un programme de transferts monétaires pour obtenir des résultats en matière de protection de l’enfance dans les situations de crise humanitaire

  Guidance for child protection actors on integrating cash and voucher assistance to minimize risks and maximize protection outcomes for children, adolescents, and families.

  • Guidance and Tools
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  20 July 2022 / InterAction

  InterAction community responds to UNSC resolution 2642 and its impact on humanitarian assistance to Syria

  InterAction members respond to UN Security Council Resolution 2642, warning that the six‑month renewal of Syria’s cross‑border aid authorization undermines humanitarian planning and risks cutting off life‑saving assistance for millions in northwest Syria.

  • Commentaries
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  April 2022 / AidData, ITAD, UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO)

  Afghanistan mine action geospatial impact evaluation

  This study to assess the local socio-economic and stabilisation impacts of extensive landmine clearance activities carried out over the past three decades in Afghanistan.

  • Evaluations and Lessons Learned
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  2 February 2022 / The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action

  The primary prevention framework for child protection in humanitarian action virtual launch

  This event marked the launch of the Primary Prevention Framework for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (Revised 2024, ENG), a guide for humanitarian actors on designing and implementing population‑level programming to prevent harm to children in crisis and fragile settings.

  • Guidance and Tools
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  7 January 2022

  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.

  • Research and Studies
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  5 October 2018 / K4D helpdesk

  Cost-effectiveness in humanitarian work: preparedness, pre-financing and early action

  This review details the evidence from a number of studies of disaster preparedness impact, focusing on cost (and time) effectiveness.

  • Research and Studies