More than 305 million people require lifesaving humanitarian aid today. Most of them live in areas wracked by conflict, such as Sudan, Gaza, Afghanistan and the Democratic Republic of Congo. As ...

Even for those who experience war only through the headlines, today’s conflicts are shaping a future that will affect every one of us. The erosion of the rules of war is not confined to distant ...

A new OECD-DAC paper aims to define what it takes for humanitarian actors — including donors — to work together better, a perennial challenge especially in the wake of disasters. Here are a few ...

Ethiopian refugees, who fled fighting in Tigray, receive snacks at a Sudanese border reception centre in November 2020. Photo by ASHRAF SHAZLY/AFP via Getty Images It’s been over three months since ...

Humanitarian organizations have an almost impossible task: They must balance the imperative to save lives with the commitment to do no harm. They perform this balancing act amidst chaos, with ...

Over 305 million people are suffering from famine, natural disasters, and conflict across the world, resulting in an urgent and unprecedented need for humanitarian assistance. The effective delivery ...

As war continues to escalate across the Middle East, the humanitarian consequences—direct and cascading—are only just beginning to come into focus. For aid workers who are already underfunded and ...