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Squaring the circle

Everybody has heard of the concept of squaring the circle, unsolved since ancient times, referring to the mathematical challenge of constructing a square with the same area as a given circle with a compass and a ruler. Humanitarian action has its own equivalent – amongst many others: the growing cohabitation of NGOs (non-governmental organizations) with the […]

Boris Martin

How the arrival of companies re-examines the notions of legitimacy and accountability: the example of cash transfer programmes

Isabelle Schlaepfer

Partnerships with private operators: the necessary debate among NGOs

Anne-Aël  Pohu

When NGOs and lucrative organisations collaborate: the economic integration of refugees in Ecuador

Lucie Laplace

Businesses and NGOs: the maturity of a debate

Boris Martin

Are NGOs the sole purveyors of honourable intentions?

Mathieu Dufour

Reconciliating economics and social concerns: the example of arcenciel in Lebanon

Kristel Guyon

The challenges of humanitarian transition in Africa

Virginie Troit - Jean-François Mattei

Sub-Saharan Africa: worrying clouds on the horizon

Serge Michailof

Senegal: The difficulty for NGOs to gain independence from the State

Kelly Poulet - Sadio Ba Gning

The impact of international proceedings for bypassing the State: the example of Madagascar

Christiane Rafidinarivo

Interview with Stephen O’Brien: “We need unconditional, unimpeded and sustained access to every single vulnerable person in Syria”

Stephen O’Brien