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Climate change adaptations in humanitarian programming

HXM
March 18, 2025
A man struggles to ride his cycle rickshaw through a flooded street.

Humanitarian reform beyond the mega-crisis

Article
September 10, 2024
A red,white and green boat washed up amongst ruins

From bytes to relief: examining how technology impacts and empowers communities during disasters

June 18, 2024 - June 18, 2024

Virtual
Hand holding a mobile phone, which shows a map.

Launching the 84th issue of the Humanitarian Exchange

April 30, 2024 - April 30, 2024

Virtual
Dried out riverbeds in Southern Iraq.

CHA Annual Conference: Climate and humanitarian crises and the lack of a joint response – Needs, narratives and necessities

June 4, 2024 - June 5, 2024

Hybrid
Bushfires in Tasmania, Australia

Climate change, conflict and displacement

HXM
March 13, 2024
Dried out riverbeds in southern Iraq

Humanitarians still haven’t agreed what they should do about climate change

Article
February 29, 2024
A woman carrying firewood on her head wades across a stream where the floodwaters washed away a bridge in southern Sudan.

Lost and found: Can the new loss and damage fund deliver the transformative change we need?

Article
November 28, 2023
Hanifa, a farmer and mother, in front of standing water near her home in the rural Sindh Province, Pakistan - leftover from disastrous 2022 flooding.

Morris Gheeyong Ong

With extensive experience in various child-related settings, strong communication skills have been developed, fostering team spirit and encouraging mutual support. Volunteering in orphanages, teaching PowerPoint and instructing children with ADHD and autism in baking cookies has been fulfilling. Sharing knowledge and supporting colleagues and clients is enjoyable, driven by empathy and a passion for enhancing the quality of life. Diverse employment spanning seven countries across three continents and involvement in 14 industries is indicative of broad experience. Currently serving as a Board Member at a charity organisation, Mentor in STEM Scotland, and a Mentor in the Global Mentorship Initiative, along with roles as a Tutor Assessor for Young STEM Leaders and a Train the Trainer for Parkinson's disease.

Loss and damage – a humanitarian kairos moment

Article
October 3, 2023
3,0000 Haitians were displaced to this camp following the earthquake, 2010

How remittances and migrant networks can help mitigate climate disasters

Article
September 29, 2023
Woman handles cash in Guatemala.

Is it right to count humanitarian aid as loss and damage?

Article
August 29, 2023

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