Humanitarian publications and multimedia

Tool(kits)/guidelines
Evaluation of Humanitarian Action (EHA) Guide

ALNAP's EHA guidance provides guidance to support evaluation practitioners.
- Monitoring & Evaluation
Commentary
Commitment gridlock at the World Humanitarian Summit: a three lane highway for delivering change

John Mitchell reflects on the outcomes of the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit.
- System-wide performance
Briefing
How can we improve decision-making in humanitarian coordination?

DetailsLanguage: EnglishPages: 18ppCitation: Knox Clarke, P. and Campbell, L. (2016) How can we improve decision-making in humanitarian coordination? London: ALNAP/ODI.
- Coordination
Briefing
How can we improve humanitarian coordination across a response?

Outlines key issues and questions related to cross-coordination in a humanitarian response
- Coordination
Briefing
How to make the most of information management in coordination?

Outlines key issues and questions related to information management of humanitarian coordination
- Coordination
Briefing
How can we better involve national actors in humanitarian coordination?

Outlines key issues and questions related to the participation of national actors in humanitarian coordination
- Coordination
Commentary
The other half of gender: Are humanitarians blind to the vulnerabilities of male refugees?

A critical look at perceptions of gender among refugees.
- Displacement
Commentary
Insecurity in the Humanitarian Cyberspace: A Call for Innovation

This blog post is based on a roundtable at the 4th bi-annual IHSA World Conference on Humanitarian Studies and Sandvik’s recent article in the Third World Quarterly ‘The humanitarian cyberspace: …
- Innovation
Report
More than just luck: Innovation in humanitarian action

What does a successful humanitarian innovation process look like? What are the factors that enable success in innovation management in the humanitarian system?
- Innovation
Commentary
One humanity, many visions

ALNAP's Alice Obrecht reflects on the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit.
- System-wide performance
Commentary
A bucketful of UN reform

At the Global Forum in June 2015 the most popular recommendation by far was for the UN Secretary General to ‘reform UN agency mandates and roles to better meet the …
- System-wide performance
Commentary
Doing the thing right or doing the right thing?

We often talk of the changing nature of humanitarian situations, yet many crises were just as simple and as complex back in the mid-1980s –when I was first involved in …
- Learning
Commentary
A job well done is the best possible humanitarian motivation

Henry Ashcroft, a Logistics Analyst with the WFP in Lebanon talks about starting a career in humanitarianism
- Learning
Commentary
Communicating evaluation to non-evaluators

How to balance accessible messaging with nuance and balance.
- Monitoring & Evaluation
Lessons paper
Nepal earthquake response - lessons for operational agencies

In the aftermath of the April 2015 Nepal earthquake, this paper draws lessons from previous comparable disasters
- Earthquakes
Commentary
Why engagement is not a one-size-fits-all matter

I remember ALNAP’s Annual Meeting in Addis fondly. As an INGO participant, it was a great experience to be part of the debates and to consider how they might be …
- System-wide performance
Summary
Rhetoric or reality? Putting affected people at the centre of humanitarian action

Details:Publication language: EnglishPages: 4ppSuggested citation: ALNAP (2014) Rhetoric or reality? Putting affected people at the centre of humanitarian action. London: ALNAP
- Accountability to affected populations
Report
Between chaos and control: Rethinking operational leadership

'What works’ in terms of operational leadership?
- Leadership & Decision-making
Lessons paper
Responding to flood disasters: Learning from previous relief and recovery operations

Lessons learned from previous flood responses for humanitarians who have to decide if, when and how to intervene after a flood
- Floods
Report
Humanitarian Feedback Mechanisms: Research, evidence and guidance

Details:Publication language: EnglishPages: 121ppSuggested citation: Bonino, F. with Jean, I. and Knox Clarke, P. (2014) Humanitarian feedback mechanisms: research, evidence and guidance. London: ALNAP/ODI.
- Accountability to affected populations

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Evaluation of Humanitarian Action (EHA) Guide

Commitment gridlock at the World Humanitarian Summit: a three lane highway for delivering change

How can we improve decision-making in humanitarian coordination?

How can we improve humanitarian coordination across a response?

How to make the most of information management in coordination?

How can we better involve national actors in humanitarian coordination?

The other half of gender: Are humanitarians blind to the vulnerabilities of male refugees?

Insecurity in the Humanitarian Cyberspace: A Call for Innovation

More than just luck: Innovation in humanitarian action

One humanity, many visions

A bucketful of UN reform

Doing the thing right or doing the right thing?

A job well done is the best possible humanitarian motivation

Communicating evaluation to non-evaluators

Nepal earthquake response - lessons for operational agencies

Why engagement is not a one-size-fits-all matter

Rhetoric or reality? Putting affected people at the centre of humanitarian action

Between chaos and control: Rethinking operational leadership

Responding to flood disasters: Learning from previous relief and recovery operations

Humanitarian Feedback Mechanisms: Research, evidence and guidance