Literature monitoring
Harnessing evidence and learning for people-centred humanitarian action: Evidence synthesis and best practice review on AAP, inclusion and localization, Veronique Barbelet et al., ALNAP, 2024
Reforms linked to the localisation, accountability to affected people (AAP) and inclusion agendas point to the vision – a humanitarian aid architecture and system that enables approaches tailored to context and individuals, including through greater leadership and participation of local actors and communities. This report synthesises the available evidence on existing approaches to people-centred humanitarian action and their outcomes, and it reviews good practices.
https://alnap.cdn.ngo/media/documents/HARNESSING_EVIDENCE_AND_LEARNING_FOR_PEOPLE-CENTRED_HUMANITARIAN_ACTION_s9E0zrc.pdf
A shrinking humanitarian marketplace: Time for better regulation, Damian Lilly, Mark Bowden, CHA, 2024
Humanitarian organisations are in the business of saving lives, not making a profit. Nevertheless, the humanitarian system does display characteristics of an economic marketplace. This report suggest that it is only by addressing the economic incentives that shape the humanitarian system that progress can be made to reform it.
https://www.chaberlin.org/en/publications/
« Prevention is better than cure.” Accountable and people-centred anticipatory action in Chad, Ground Truth Solutions, H2H Network, CRASH, 2024
To support humanitarian organisations to facilitate more effective and people-centred anticipatory action programs, Ground Truth Solutions, in collaboration with the Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie et Sciences Humaines (CRASH), conducted research on community perceptions, preferences and priorities on anticipatory action. This work aims to support the design and revision of anticipatory action programs related to both pluvial and fluvial floods. The findings highlight the existence of community-based anticipatory action systems rooted in traditional knowledge, and the strength of mutual aid and solidarity.
https://www.groundtruthsolutions.org/library/accountable-and-people-centred-anticipatory-action-in-chad
Thematic literature reviews
Several times a year, “Documentary analyses”, focusing on a given subject often related to current events, are also carried out.
- Literature review 1: the humanitarian-development nexus in relation to the Grand Bargain, July 2018
- Literature review 2: from crisis prevention to the roots of fragility, December 2018
- Literature review 3: partnerships between public and private actors in situation of fragility, March 2019
- Literature review 4: Climate refugees – when climate change affects fragile contexts, October 2019