Monday, 22 April 2019 Analysis Aid and Policy 17 April 2019 What Brexit means for UK NGOs and foreign aid Cpl Ashley Keates/RAF
Analysis Aid and Policy 14 June 2018 Hodeidah: What the assault means for Yemen’s civilians and the aid effort “We are not going to leave. Too many lives are at stake”: UN humanitarian coordinator
Analysis Aid and Policy 22 May 2018 As Syria looks to rebuild, US and allies hope money can win where guns lost Critics say tying reconstruction aid to political change won’t work and will hurt civilians
Analysis Aid and Policy 15 May 2018 Emergency aid funding fell in 2017, even as Syria/Yemen wars drove needs higher Despite calls to reform and “localise” the response to humanitarian crises, two thirds of the money went to just 13 major groups
Analysis Migration 3 May 2018 In Burundi, a disputed referendum threatens to deepen a neglected humanitarian crisis The president’s bid to stay in power until 2034 could further destabilise the country
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 2 May 2018 #MeToo sex scandals spur interest in standards for the aid sector Which humanitarian outfits can you trust and why?
Analysis Aid and Policy 26 April 2018 Aid groups in Congo fear political tensions could impede their work Diplomatic spats and a government push to manage international funds may mean less help for the 13.1 million people in need
Analysis Aid and Policy 19 April 2018 Negotiations with jihadists? A radical idea gains currency in Mali Bringing violent Islamist groups to the negotiating table isn’t on the Malian government’s agenda, but analysts say it might be soon.
Analysis Conflict 12 April 2018 A who’s who in South Sudan’s splintering civil war Former army chief Paul Malong’s new group is just the latest in a proliferation of opposition factions
Analysis Aid and Policy 11 April 2018 Six months after US sanctions lifted, promised aid access in Sudan remains limited One in 10 people need assistance, while wrangling with rebels over access continues
Analysis Conflict 4 April 2018 Politics and oil: the unseen drivers of violence in Congo’s Ituri Province It’s too easy to blame outbreaks of violence in Congo on ethnic tensions
Analysis Aid and Policy 2 April 2018 Record-breaking donation from Saudi Arabia, UAE sets stage for Yemen aid event A nearly $1 billion pledge can’t shield the Saudi-led coalition from rights critics
Analysis Conflict 30 March 2018 Trapped between rebels and air raids, civilians in Eastern Ghouta face chaos As the Syrian rebel enclave collapses, aid groups struggle to help those fleeing
