The drastic cuts in Western aid budgets in 2025 have exposed the chronic fragility of the humanitarian sector. The author explains how, between financial subordination and geopolitical exploitation, this model...
Faced with the intensification of humanitarian crises linked to climate change, this article offers a rethink of the humanitarian sector centred on a “new humanism” that integrates humans and ecosystems....
Published on August 16, 2022 The impact of a management approach in line with market logic is increasingly felt, including in migrant aid schemes. This is what Giorgia Trasciani explains...
& Boris Martin • Editor-in-Chief In early 2018, several employees of a British non-governmental organisation (NGO) were accused of sexual abuse in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. What would become...
To introduce this Focus, its joint editor Jan Verlin presents a non-exhaustive review of the academic literature devoted to the theme of gender-based and sexual violence in humanitarian work. The...
Did the World Humanitarian Summit which was the major topic covered in the last issue of Humanitarian Alternatives – published just a few days before the event – hold all...
The Water, sanitation and hygiene sector and the coordination represent two major issues in contemporary humanitarian aid. In this article, the three authors offer us an in-depth analysis of the...
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