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Will Kenya’s new disaster law strengthen humanitarian response?

Article
August 3, 2026
Four people walk through a dry, arid landscape dotted with acacia trees in search of wild fruits due to ongoing drought in Kenya.

Findings from emergency response in Sudan: a 48-hour joint humanitarian effort

Article
July 21, 2026
A health worker in a white coat wearing a mask and gloves sits at an outdoor triage and rapid testing centre underneath an Alight International Malaria Corner banner in East Darfur State, Sudan. He is surrounded by medical supplies and community members.

Safeguarding and ethical representation in humanitarian communications: a reflective review of an international NGO’s post-disaster practice (2023–2025)

Article
July 15, 2026
A string of white fabric flags decorated with colourful children's drawings and handwritten messages hang outside a building.

When kidnapping kills more than bullets: operational lessons from civil–military coordination in humanitarian crises

Article
July 8, 2026
A military convoy of armoured vehicles is parked in a sandy compound while soldiers and a civilian stand nearby beneath large trees.

Crisis response reveals governance differences in Kenya

June 18, 2026
Four Samburu women in Kenya carrying yellow water containers walk across a dry, dusty landscape toward a settlement of traditional huts, with other community members visible in the background.

When local response meets national narratives: reflections from the Sumatra floods

Article
May 21, 2026
Flood damage in North Sibolga District with debris, broken roads and muddy rubble surrounding homes, while a few people walk and sit among the destruction.

What deploying AI in humanitarian response teaches us in practice

Article
March 10, 2026
Aerial view of severe flooding covering homes, palm trees and farmland, with only rooftops and a nearby road visible above the muddy floodwater.

From deluge to deluge: disaster response in Pakistan – 2010 vs 2022

Article
February 17, 2026
People travel by wooden boats through flooded surroundings

Innovation-led multi-purpose cash programming: practitioner reflections from the Horn of Africa

Article
February 5, 2026

How our small organisation struggles against logistics challenges in Bangladesh

Article
January 20, 2026
A group of men stand side by side holding clear plastic bags of food supplies labeled “Emergency Flood Relief 2024,” showing rice and other staples distributed as aid.

Post-disaster health system restoration

Article
December 17, 2025
A small hospital room with blue walls containing three empty metal-framed beds with worn mattresses, bedside tables and barred windows letting in daylight.

Beyond survival: why cash is key to Gaza’s recovery

Article
December 16, 2025
Two humanitarian workers from Mercy Corps walk through a heavily destroyed urban area, surrounded by rubble, damaged buildings and displaced civilians.

Operational lessons from Zambia’s cholera response: building local readiness in humanitarian health

Article
December 1, 2025
A red first aid kit bag with a white cross next to various medical supplies including a bottle of sanitizer, small bottles of medication, bandages, medical tape, a pair of blue tweezers and two white face masks.

Clothes don’t fill empty stomachs: aid must begin with what people want and need

Article
November 11, 2025
A group of refugee leaders sit in a circle on plastic chairs outdoors under a tree, participating in a community meeting in Rwamwanja refugee settlement, Uganda.

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