The crisis of humanitarian action in the age of climate change

Climate-humanitarian crisis in the Russia-Ukraine war: double vulnerabilities overlooked by the humanitarian response

In Ukraine, the direct dangers of the conflict are compounded by major environmental damage that is com­promising agriculture and ecosystems. According to the authors, despite the scale of international mobilisation, the humanitarian response is still struggling to integrate this ecologi­cal dimension, neglecting the specific needs of local communities such as small farmers. Three years of […]

Andrii Bahinskyi - Nina Potarska

Forced displacement, human pressure and local resilience in Cameroon

Joël Moudio - Vincent Habaga

“Do Less, Do More”, or the incompatible expectations of the humanitarian response: reducing carbon and scaling up

Michiel Hofman - Angela Uyen