Tuesday, 23 April 2019 News Aid and Policy 23 April 2019 Outcry at UN plans to consolidate Syria aid operations in Damascus Delil Souleiman/AFP
Analysis Aid and Policy 16 April 2019 After the ‘euphoria’: The humanitarian backdrop to Sudan’s protests Whatever happens in Khartoum, the country still faces an economic crisis, poor governance, and multiple conflicts
Special Report Aid and Policy 8 April 2019 Rwanda, part 2: What humanitarians need to remember 25 years on “ ‘We must do better’ commitments and initiatives have not helped much”
Analysis Aid and Policy 20 March 2019 Humanitarian innovation faces rethink as innovators take stock “It doesn’t matter how many gizmos you fund if those in power in the system don’t see real incentives for change”
News Aid and Policy 11 March 2019 Dozens of aid workers, peacekeepers among Ethiopia air crash victims A listing of available information on the more than 45 UN, African Union, and relief workers killed in the airline disaster.
News Aid and Policy 27 February 2019 UN probes substandard food aid for mothers and children Investigators determining if “operational error, negligence, or fraudulent behaviour” to blame
News Aid and Policy 26 February 2019 Saudi Arabia and UAE in record pledge at Yemen aid conference Their $1bn was the largest ever such commitment to a UN humanitarian appeal
News Aid and Policy 5 February 2019 New UN deal with data mining firm Palantir raises protection concerns Critics say it could put ‘highly sensitive’ data about millions of food aid recipients at risk
Interview Aid and Policy 4 February 2019 Q&A: Top US aid fraud investigator defends tough counter-terror stance The OIG chief of investigations reveals $8.5 million of food aid diversion in Syria
Opinion Environment and Disasters 29 January 2019 From El Niño to earthquakes: A leading disaster watcher scans the horizon for 2019 Despite wildfires, 2018 was a quiet year for natural disasters – but don’t relax, warns Debarati Guha-Sapir.
Feature Aid and Policy 3 January 2019 Six aid policy priorities to watch in 2019 From cash to #MeToo to “localisation”, we’ll be keeping a close eye on these issues in the year ahead
News Aid and Policy 31 December 2018 UN food agency demands ‘immediate end’ to aid fraud in Yemen The World Food Programme crackdown comes after both an internal review and a media investigation find that vital rations are being diverted
News Aid and Policy 4 December 2018 UN appeals for record $4 billion to help the people of Yemen Cameroon's conflict and Venezuela’s exodus also highlighted by 2019 fundraising drive
