‘Every action counts’: why the humanitarian sector needs to fast-track inclusionInsight | 3 July 2020 | Veronique Barbelet, Nicola Jones, Christy LoweThree expert views on why – and how – humanitarian responses must be more inclusive and better support refugees and Internally Displaced People (IDPs). Read and comment
Social protection responses to forced displacementProjects | January 2020 to June 2021This project investigates how internally displaced people can be better served by collaboration with humanitarian and national social protection systems. Find out more
Video: When disasters and conflict collideFilms and videos | December 2019As the majority of people killed in disasters live in fragile states, this video shows why we need to apply disaster risk reduction in conflict contexts. Find out more
Cuando coinciden los desastres naturales y el conflicto: nuevo estudio sobre ColombiaMedia | 13 October 2019 | El Espectador Find out more
‘Doble afectacion’: living with disasters and conflict in ColombiaResearch reports and studies | August 2019 | Ayesha Siddiqi, Katie Peters and Julia ZulverHow disaster risk reduction could better address the double impact of disasters and conflict in Colombia. Downloads
When disasters and conflict collideFeature | May 2019Drawing on stories and videos from Colombia and Lebanon, this feature explores why conflict must be put at the heart of disaster risk reduction efforts. Find out more
Dignity and humanitarian action in displacementResearch reports and studies | March 2019 | Irina Mosel and Kerrie HollowayThis paper explores dignity in humanitarian response, using evidence from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Colombia, Lebanon, the Philippines and South Sudan. Downloads
Dignity in displacement: case studies from Afghanistan, Colombia, the Philippines and South SudanWorking and discussion papers | March 2019 | Kerrie HollowayExploring how dignity is perceived by displaced people in four different contexts, and whether it is upheld or undermined by the humanitarian response. Downloads
Road safety remains low political priority despite growing number of people killed – new studyPress release | 23 March 2018New report finds it is possible to balance competing interests and still improve road safety Find out more
Securing safe roads: the politics of changeResearch reports and studies | March 2018 | Anna Bray Sharpin and Daniel Harris, with Helen Dempster and Alina Rocha MenocalIdentifying the challenges to improving road safety in low- and middle-income countries, and charting a way forward. Downloads
