Focus

Localisation of aid through the lens of Covid-19: a matter of choice, or a last resort?

Vanuatu is one of the countries most exposed to natural hazards and one of the few in the world that has not recorded any case of Covid-19. Having closed its borders in the early hours of the pandemic, it then only has its own human resources to deal with the damage caused by a cyclone. […]

François Audet - Marie-Claude Savard - Marie-Pierre Leroux

The homeless population and Covid-19: a study of the application of humanitarian praxis by non-profit organisations in Marseille

Aurélie Tinland - Cyril Farnarier - Emilie Mosnier - Marine Mosnier - Olivia Nevissas

Learning from Covid-19: the inextricable link between health and housing

George Foden

The never-ending story

François Grünewald

Communicating and convincing: a humanitarian perspective on the French response to the coronavirus epidemic

Emmanuel Baron - Michaël Neuman

Tough choices: moral challenges experienced by aid workers during the Covid-19 pandemic

Françoise Duroch - Miriam Kasztura

Responding to Covid-19 in conflicts: difficult but necessary

Michiel Hofman

A test of dignity: an anthropological analysis of Covid-19 responses in West Africa

Yannick Jaffré - Fatoumata Hane - Hélène Kane

The Covid-19 pandemic: a double burden in humanitarian crises

Karl Blanchet

An unhealthy combination: War, Covid-19 and the politics of metaphor

Norah Niland

Why Covid-19 should not be considered as solely a humanitarian emergency

Anna Khakee

Humanitarian aid hit by Covid-19

Boris Martin