Impact

Mena, R., Brown, S. and Brown, S. (2025). The Challenges and Opportunities of the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus

Hilhorst, D. (2025). Let UNRWA get back to work in Gaza

Nandjaa, A. (2025). Emphasizing locally-led knowledge interventions in cases of neglected humanitarian crises: Launching the Namibian Humanitarian Observatory

Jacobs, C., Kyamusugulwa, P. M. and Katembera, R.S. (2024). Sexual and Gender-Based Violence: Looking beyond physical crimes [French version]

Abeytia, A., Uqaili, S., Bhatt, M. and Trivedi, K. (2024). AI and Emerging Tech for Humanitarian Action: Opportunities and Challenges

Ansell, T. (2024). Disaster Risk Reduction doesn’t (always) need to be expensive: introducing Frugal DRR

Ji, H. (2024). How a new conscription law is threatening everyday humanitarian action in Myanmar

Michalko, J., Daigle, M., Nazneen, S., Alburo-Cañete, K.Z. and Efange, S. (2024). What is the value of feminist foreign policy in advancing social justice globally?

dela Cruz, L.B. and Mercado, M.V.DC. (2024).  ‘Pagkakaloob’: The Filipino concept and practice of community philanthropy

Hilhorst, D. (2024). The Colonna Report has shown Israel’s allegations against UNRWA to be untrue. Now it’s time to restore support and funding

Hilhorst, D. (2024). Gaza is now threatened by acute famine — we need to keep calling for a ceasefire and food aid concessions

Izquierdo, G. V. and Alburo-Cañete, K.Z. (2024). Imagining a feminist humanitarian system: reflections from co-organizing a panel on feminist approaches to humanitarian action

Hilhorst, D. (2024). Give Israel an ultimatum: “A ceasefire, and open the borders for aid, or else”

Fransen, S., Adger, N., de Campos, R.S. and Clark, W.C. (2024). Migrants can be a transformative force for sustainable development

Kyamusugulwa, P. M. and Mwenebyake, D. L. (2023). Adapting codes of conduct for humanitarian workers to the DRC context can prevent and combat sexual abuse.

Kyamusugulwa, P. M. and Mwenebyake, D. L. (2023). Creating a space for Congolese to talk about issues including how widespread sexual abuse is ravaging the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s humanitarian sector.

Hilhorst, D. and Haque, T.M. (2023). International Humanitarian Studies Association conference roundtable and North South University statement on Gaza: “As scholars and practitioners of Humanitarian Studies, we strongly condemn acts of widescale and indiscriminate violence against civilian populations”.

Ansell, T. (2023). Militaries can’t target essential infrastructure during war—so why can they target telecoms?

Ansell, T. (2023). Misinformation on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is spreading like wildfire on social media — here’s why we keep reading fake news and what we can do to change it

Hilhorst, D. (2023). Israel’s blocking of humanitarian assistance breaches international humanitarian law

Mena, Rodrigo. (2023). Climate change governance: Why a Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) approach is vital for preventing extreme weather events from turning into disasters

Trivedi, K., Bhatt, M., Pathak, V., Chakrabarti, P. and Chaudhary, K.S. (2023). A humanitarian observatory for discussing heatwaves in South Asia was recently launched — here’s how it wants to improve responses to heatwaves.

Caso, N. and Mena, R. (2023). Could we have prevented the disaster in Libya?

Hilhorst, D. (2023). Launch of the Humanitarian Studies Centre (HSC): “Humanitarian Studies is about dignity and it is about humanity”

Hordofa, A.B. (2023). Why it’s crucial for internally displaced persons to participate in the peace process following Ethiopia’s Oromia Conflict.

Mena, R., Aparicio, J.R. and Villacis, G. Humanitarian action in Latin America: Same but different?