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This report synthesises data and analysis from the Quarterly Reports produced by each of INSO’s country programmes to create a convenient, comprehensive, strategic overview to support situational awareness, operational planning and policy development. Access the resource by downloading it from…
This end-of-year report captures progress against the needs and targets identified in the 2022 Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plans. Download the resource from the box on the left.
This special edition of Knowledge Matters includes a diverse range of articles on issues that the Emergency Directorate has a responsibility for: The article by Amy Rose McGovern highlights the successes and challenges of the Joint Emergency Response in Ukraine…
On World Humanitarian Day, Humanity & Inclusion Canada, Doctors of the World Canada and Action Against Hunger Canada released a joint report outlining the challenges and key demands of humanitarian organisations to better protect humanitarian and health workers. Download the…
World Humanitarian Day is held on 19 August each year, commemorating the devastating 2003 Canal Hotel bombing in Baghdad, Iraq. This tragic event serves…
This briefing provides details of incidents affecting aid workers and aid delivery between 26 July and 08 August, including events in Ukraine, Sudan, Haiti and Ghana, and more. To access this resource, please download it using the link on the…
This SCORE report presents findings from a mobile telephone survey of 1,011 people in Haiti, conducted by GeoPoll for Humanitarian Outcomes in May 2023. The survey reached 515 men and 496 women across 10 regions. Humanitarian Outcomes researchers also conducted…
This report presents the latest verified statistics on aid worker violence from Humanitarian Outcomes’ Aid Worker Security Database. This preview gives updated numbers and trends through 2022. To access this resource, please download it using then link on the left.
This resource aims to help staff working in isolated and hazardous situations maintain resilience and wellbeing as best as possible. It explores strategies for supporting your wellbeing when you are in and when you leave a hazardous situation. To access…
This review, encompassing around 250 interviews with humanitarian providers and recipients in Afghanistan, provides an analysis of the ethical dilemmas facing humanitarian action in Afghanistan, including making decisions regarding the Taliban’s edict against employing women. To access this resource, please download it…