Innovations

Towards a renewed humanitarian approach to peace negotiations

The involvement of humanitarians in political processes is a subject almost as old as the existence of non-governmental organisations itself. The author proposes to draw a renewed path, between ethics of responsibility and ethics of conviction.

Irène Lizzola

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About the possibility of controlling an HIV epidemic hotspot

Elba Rahmouni - Léon Salumu Luzinga - Pierre Mendiharat

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The Global Water Sanitation and Hygiene Cluster’s Field Support Team and the challenges of humanitarian coordination

Jean Lapègue - Jennifer Vettel - Martina Rama

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Use of research by NGOs: a call for reflection and action

Christian Dagenais - Solange Dabiré - Valéry Ridde

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Operational research and malnutrition: state of knowledge and food for thought

Amador Gomez - Pascal Revault - Pawankumar Patil

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Environmental health at Médecins du Monde: from the emergence to the structuring of a struggle

Astrid Fossier-Heckmann - Hugo Tiffou

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The geopolitics of homophobia

Michel Maietta

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Innovating humanitarian practices through socio-anthropological research

Magali Bouchon

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“The Kamaishi miracle”: lessons learned from the 2011 tsunami in Japan

Diane Alalouf-Hall

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The socio-economic integration of refugees involves recognising know-how, qualifications and skills

Alessia Lefébure

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“The biggest area in which blockchain can help promote human rights is digital identity”

Julio Alejandro

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Snakebites in Africa: a humanitarian and political fight

Julien Potet