Monday, 22 April 2019 News Aid and Policy 19 April 2019 Iran floods, charity bonuses, and Notre-Dame whataboutery Atta Kenare/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
News Aid and Policy 12 April 2019 Feeding Sudan, paying for aid, and mapping Africa A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 29 March 2019 Food aid scandals, airstrike deaths, and an ‘unspeakable attack’ in Mali A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News feature Environment and Disasters 22 March 2019 Cyclone Idai disaster compounds problems for Zimbabwe After the droughts, floods for hundreds of thousands of Zimbabweans now in need of urgent food aid.
Special Report Water and Sanitation 19 March 2019 Venezuela: Millions at risk, at home and abroad A collection of our recent reporting
News Environment and Disasters 5 March 2019 How dire climate displacement warnings are becoming a reality in Bangladesh After the floods, a real-time glimpse of migration as rice-farming villages empty
News Aid and Policy 1 March 2019 Nigerian challenges, cash aid headaches, and making mental health matter A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
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 feature Food 12 February 2019 Drought and rising costs to leave 2.4 million Zimbabweans needing food aid “We are working but cannot afford the most basic things in life”
News Environment and Disasters 6 February 2019 In rural Pakistan, ‘worst drought in years’ drives displacement and hunger ‘We have no option other than migrating’: Food insecurity and malnutrition are on the rise as farmers grapple with prolonged rain shortages.
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
News feature Migration 5 February 2019 As Venezuela crisis spirals, needs across the Colombian border grow “There are pregnant women, babies without diapers, and people with stomach problems”
