Humanitarian news is short and timely reporting on developments in humanitarian policy and practice, normally less than 1,000 words. It explores new ideas and insights into a time-pegged issue, or adds value with an incisive humanitarian angle on a news story.
A Q&A is an interview with someone who can shed light on a humanitarian issue, either by drawing on first-hand experience or offering broader perspectives. The questions are usually designed to be broad and provocative, with the aim of challenging conventional thinking and opening up spaces for discussion and debate.
The International Crisis Group is an independent non-governmental organisation (NGO) that works to prevent wars and shape policies for a more peaceful world. Their analysis enables humanitarian actors, influencers and fundraisers to make more informed decisions about their work.
Using the most up-to-date information available, this report examines current and future trends in global humanitarian needs. It provides the most comprehensive and authoritative overview of the state of crisis response, ensuring that essential resources are targeted to communities most in need.
The security environment for aid workers remains fragile and complex. Several factors contribute to this, including escalating violence and restrictions on movement and access.