Focus

From carbon offsetting to climate solidarity

The story of GERES is interesting in many ways. This association of scientists, created to promote solar energy, became a development NGO and then got involved in carbon finance before joining the popular movements. We look back on a trajectory that could cross that of humanitarians.

Marie-Noëlle Reboulet

Choices at the time of the climate emergency

Bruno Jochum - Carol Devine - François Delfosse - Léo Lysandre Tremblay - Maria Guevara

How to take care of humankind at +2°C?

Audrey Sala

The difficult legal consideration of climate migrants

Arjun Claire - Jérôme Élie

Humanitarianism at the heart of tomorrow’s urban challenges

Emmanuel Matteudi

A development NGO faced with a major emergency in an urban environment

Renaud Colombier

A virtuous circle of collaboration for an efficient urban humanitarian response: Kampala

Innocent Silver - Louise Thaller

The “Officials of 40 Street” in N’Djamena: a phenomenon outside the humanitarian field

Emmanuel Bossennec

Overcoming barriers for treating people who use drugs in an urban setting

Alexandra Malm  - Carlota Silva  - Dr Alan González  - Dr Lucas Molfino 

Resilience as a protection strategy in informal settlements

Pablo Cortés Ferrández

Can gangs play a role in providing relief?

Diego R. Fernandez Otegui

Urban warfare: a challenge for humanitarian law and action

Julien Antouly