Feature Solutions and Innovations 17 April 2018 Mosul: Overcoming the trauma of IS rule, one haircut at a time In post-conflict Iraq, mental healthcare is scarce. So women turn to their hairdressers
News Solutions and Innovations 29 March 2018 A LinkedIn to combat rights abuse? New website helps track police and military personnel
Feature Solutions and Innovations 30 January 2018 Gains against malaria at risk from US cuts, donor complacency The fight against malaria was a big US success story. It may not remain so
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 26 January 2018 Crises on the horizon in 2018: the view from Davos What does the humanitarian horizon look like for 2018? Here’s what the experts think
News Solutions and Innovations 18 January 2018 Audit exposes UN food agency’s poor data-handling A key World Food Programme web-based computer system is unreliable and the agency doesn’t protect sensitive personal data
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 18 January 2018 Aid agencies rethink personal data as new EU rules loom Experts say the General Data Protection Regulation will force the sector to overhaul its approach
Feature Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 Drone strikes, diphtheria, and data Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Feature Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 The 10 most popular IRIN stories of 2017 Trending articles over the year
Special Report Solutions and Innovations 29 December 2017 New e-book released: IRIN’s reporting on climate change and food security "Unjust burden" - A year’s worth of reporting on climate change adaptation in one handy document
Feature Solutions and Innovations 28 December 2017 Kenya’s drought “solution” becomes a major menace once again Prosopis juliflora was introduced to rehabilitate degraded drylands. No one foresaw the consequences
Video Solutions and Innovations 24 December 2017 Films from the climate change front line How Kenyan farmers are adapting
Feature Solutions and Innovations 18 December 2017 Jury still out on huge mangrove regeneration project in Senegal Undoing the damage climate change and human exploitation has done to Senegal’s vast mangroves is proving controversial
