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In a new publication Nada Abdelmagid & colleagues look into defining, measuring and interpreting the appropriateness of #humanitarian assistance bit.ly/2UeCUr5
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The @ChtyCommission report on @OxfamGB is out.
What's been happening in #AidToo since the enquiry started last February?
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Read our report on the opportunities and limitations of innovative financing, with recommendations on how and where to invest bit.ly/2Jc2PgE
In a new article Claire Allen (@EvidenceAid) & colleagues present an innovative, collaborative effort to generate collections of systematic reviews to guide prevention and management of acute malnutrition in humanitarian emergencies #HumanitarianAction bit.ly/2MlAVRG
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Education is every child’s right.
But hundreds of thousands of children in conflict are missing out. We're calling on all governments to get behind the #SafeSchoolsDeclaration and protect #ChildrenUnderAttack. #ENDviolence
How to talk with dying patients and their families after #disasters and #humanitarian crises? Bethany-Rose Daubman & colleagues review available tools and guides for disaster responders bit.ly/2HJSuFq
In our latest piece, Simran Chaudhri from @UNICEF and colleagues provide a systematic review of the literature on humanitarian health programming and monitoring in inaccessible conflict settings - bit.ly/2ElhaDa
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Colleagues from @humdata of UN-OCHA and @UNmigration explain how #humanitariandata can help to make make #HumanitarianCrisis coordination better #humanitarianengineering @CampusFryslan @univgroningen @TAMUQ @C4Innovation @Concordia @HumanityHub
In this piece, Annie Dube, @susanabartels, @saja13 and Valerie Michaelson examine paradoxical perceptions of the experiences of Syrian #refugee girls in Lebanon – bit.ly/2JrhYLc – #OpenAccess
Based on intense fieldwork, Isabelle Desportes from @erasmusuni details the intricacies of getting #humanitarian relief to marginalised minorities in #Myanmar – Link: bit.ly/2WIL4Zt
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Today we're seeing some interesting press building on a poignant, provocative @JournalOfIHA paper called '"Safeguarding' as #humanitarian buzzword: an initial scoping" (bit.ly/2VfrVwL ). For instance.... bit.ly/2JH6B0L
When #disaster strikes, local families are an important part of giving shelter to displaced persons. Cynthia Caron outlines ten aspects that shape the hosting environment and its associated support programs bit.ly/2UygUH5 #humanitarian #shelter
Caruana & Rossi explore the benefits and challenges of psychological support groups for #refugees in Maltese detention centers - bit.ly/2TIpx4L #OpenAccess
In one of our latest publications, Kristin Sandvik examines "safeguarding" as a humanitarian buzzword: bit.ly/2VfrVwL
Check out this recent commentary by @HealthLawAdamH and Jason Nickerson
The Interagency Emergency Health Kit, for humanitarian emergencies, contains 14 of the most basic medicines in the world - drugs like ibuprofen and acetaminophen💊.
Canadians 🇨🇦 only have access to 10 of them.
#access2meds #EssentialMedicines Our article: jhumanitarianaction.springer…
In a recent publication Amelia Hunt & Doug Specht analyze how #Crowdsourced #Mapping can effectively contribute to humanitarian action: bit.ly/2DoUW30
Check out this new publication Tarli Young and colleagues: "Thematic analysis of aid workers’ stressors and coping strategies: work, psychological, lifestyle and social dimensions" bit.ly/2rNeyr7 #OpenAccess
We have just published a new addition to our technology series: "Search and rescue with autonomous flying robots through behavior-based cooperative intelligence" Check it out here: bit.ly/2PmHO1h #drones #humanitarian
In a recent commentary, @Andrej_Zwitter and Mathilde Boisse-Despiaux reflect on the potential and pitfalls of Blockchain for humanitarian action and development aid - #OpenAccess bit.ly/2RtW5e7
In our latest publication @hilhorst_thea makes sense of two brands of #HumanitarianAction: classical humanitarianism and resilience humanitarianism. Have a read here: bit.ly/2OMjwy8 #OpenAccess