Tuesday, 20 August 2019 Analysis Aid and Policy 15 August 2019 Saving lives and making money: Can humanitarian impact bonds marry the two? ICRC
News feature Solutions and Innovations 18 July 2019 Betting on biometrics to boost child vaccination rates ‘The first time this has been done on this scale.’
News Conflict 2 July 2019 Key Gulf donors yet to deliver on Yemen aid promises The UN has received little more than a quarter of the $4.2 billion it requires to help Yemenis in need this year.
Feature Aid and Policy 27 June 2019 Humanitarian policy: The highs and lows of 2019 so far From biometrics to Brexit – a selection of policy news just in time for a week of conferences and meetings in Geneva.
News Aid and Policy 25 June 2019 US pushes for language on ‘avoiding abortion’ in new UN resolution on humanitarian response After successfully changing other UN texts, the Trump administration is attempting to alter the wording to further its anti-abortion stance.
News Aid and Policy 17 June 2019 UN gives ultimatum to Yemen rebels over reports of aid theft WFP says it will suspend food deliveries in rebel-held areas if the Houthis don’t accept anti-fraud database.
Interview Aid and Policy 17 June 2019 Q&A | Reparations and rehabilitation – how Oxfam can build back better ‘It's not done until it really reaches the furthest outpost of the organisation.’
News Conflict 7 June 2019 As crops burn in Syria conflict zone, hunger warnings for civilians ‘The humanitarian implications are likely to be immense’
News Aid and Policy 29 May 2019 US seeks to extradite ex-NGO worker over Syria aid fraud scandal The detention of the former logistics officer in Ukraine follows a three-year US investigation into multi-million-dollar aid fraud.
News Aid and Policy 16 May 2019 UK keeps limits on cash aid in Syria over counter-terror fears Critics say the freeze isn’t merited and is more about politics and the possible media fallout if money ended up in the wrong hands.
News Migration 1 May 2019 Concerns over Syria-Jordan border camp exodus, and those left behind UN has described ‘desperate’ conditions and a ‘catastrophic’ health situation at Rukban
News Aid and Policy 23 April 2019 Outcry at UN plans to consolidate Syria aid operations in Damascus Critics say the change would make it harder to deliver aid to millions of people in rebel-held parts of the country.
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
