Covid-19: a watershed moment for collective approaches to community engagement?Briefing papers | July 2020 | Oliver Lough and Kerrie HollowayHow to strengthen collective approaches to communication and community engagement as a critical element of the Covid-19 response in humanitarian settings. Downloads
Implementing the IASC Guidelines on inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian actionBriefing papers | June 2020 | Veronique Barbelet and Tom PalmerHighlighting strategies for using the IASC Guidelines to mainstream disability inclusion within humanitarian interventions. Downloads
Can early intervention prevent humanitarian disasters?Media | 28 June 2020 | The Economist Find out more
It can’t be done alone: why coordination is vital in responding to education crises Insight | 23 June 2020 | Susan Nicolai, Amina Khan, Vidya DiwakarCoronavirus has led to education disruption across the world, coordination by humanitarian actors to ensure education continuity is crucial. Read and comment
Grand Bargain annual independent report 2020Research reports and studies | June 2020 | Victoria Metcalfe-Hough, Wendy Fenton, Barnaby Willitts-King and Alexandra SpencerFour years in, is the Grand Bargain achieving system-wide change in the international humanitarian aid sector? Downloads
Armed groups responses to the Covid-19 crisis Webinar | 17 June 2020 16:00 - 17:00 GMT+1 (BST)We explore how armed groups across the world have reacted to Covid-19 and the implications this will have on humanitarian responses. Find out more
Collective approaches to communication and community engagement in the Central Sulawesi responseResearch reports and studies | June 2020 | Kerrie Holloway and Lilianne FanHow collective approaches to communication and community engagement can be used in humanitarian responses led by a strong, functioning government. Downloads
Global crises, local action: a humanitarian reset in response to Covid-19?Webinar | 3 June 2020 10:00 - 11:30 GMT+1 (BST)We discuss whether Covid-19 is unlocking the barriers to a more locally-led humanitarian system and what more is needed to accelerate reform. Find out more
All eyes are on local humanitarian responders during Covid-19 – now they need support Comment | 29 May 2020 | John BryantThe coronavirus crisis is exposing the limitations of the current humanitarian system, but it could also be the catalyst for reform. Read and comment
From the ground up: it’s about time for local humanitarian actionResearch reports and studies | May 2020 | Larissa Fast and Christina BennettHumanitarian action is always stronger with local action. We explore how the system should shift to support and prioritise local humanitarian actors. Downloads
