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MSF teams supervise the refueling of water polytanks in Kongoussi, Burkina Faso

Should we discriminate in order to act? Profiling: a necessary but debated practice

Online Articles

Putting communities at the centre of the community stabilization approach

Community stabilisation and operationalising the nexus: lessons from Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Somalia

Online Articles

Invitation to participate in research project: Current experiences and alternative futures of responding to crises and forced displacement

Displaced Syrian women prepare manakeesh together

Food security and mental health under the Covid-19 syndemic

Online Articles

A view inside the Zaatari camp, northern Jordan.

Invitation for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for Humanitarian Exchange 79 Localisation and local humanitarian action

Wheelchair user moving through Zaatari Camp, Jordan . Credit: Unicef

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Inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action: what now?

Humanitarian Exchange Magazine

Cover graphic for the HPN Network Paper Addressing the disability data gap in humanitarian action

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Addressing the disability data gap in humanitarian action

Network Paper

A view inside the Zaatari camp, northern Jordan.

Covid-19 futures in humanitarian action

Online Articles

16 janvier 2019, Beni, République démocratique du Congo. Des professionnelles de santé enfilent leurs gants avant d’examiner des patient·e·s à l’hôpital.

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La réponse à l’épidémie d’Ebola en République démocratique du Congo

Humanitarian Exchange Magazine

More than 500 camels, goats and sheep visit the borehole according to Abdirashid, a herder in Qodqod village, Somalia. The borehole has been connected to provide water to animal troughs in the village.

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Protection and the nexus: tensions and opportunities

Network Paper

Health workers put their gloves on before checking patients at the hospital.

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Responding to Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Humanitarian Exchange Magazine

Child inspects their destroyed house due to the war in Yemen.

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The crisis in Yemen

Humanitarian Exchange Magazine

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