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The SOHS 2026 Palestine Country Report is now available! First-hand evidence from AWRAD shows how politics, power imbalances, structural constraints and community action shaped the humanitarian response in Gaza. Read it here: alnap.org/help-library...

Palestine country report | SOHS 2026

This country-specific analysis draws on the perspectives of affected populations and frontline responders to examine systemic challenges, identify lessons and emerging practices, and provide insights ...

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🔴 TOMORROW! "From Evaluation to Action: Navigating Constraints and Uptake of Evaluations in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings". 📅 7 Oct ▶️ 13:00 UK | 14:00 CET 💻 Online 🔗 Join #EvalforEarth & #ALNAP for discussions on what works, what does not, & why: www.evalforearth.org/webinars/eva...

From evaluation to action: navigating constraints and uptake of evaluations in fragile and conflict-affected settings

As humanitarian needs intensify amid increasingly complex crises and shrinking resources, the demand for credible, timely, and useful evidence has

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Climate shocks are escalating, yet aid is shrinking and local responders remain underfunded. Anticipatory action saves lives & cuts costs, but gets ~1% of spending. Where are you seeing the biggest gaps—and what would make acting early realistic in your work? #SOHS26

TL:DR❓️ Our wide-ranging, comprehensive assessment of the State of the Humanitarian System between 2022-2025 is now available in an easy-to-navigate e-reader. Dive in and explore the topics most relevant to you ➡️ buff.ly/efd3I3G #SOHS2026 #Humanitarian

The State of the Humanitarian System (SOHS) report 2026

The State of the Humanitarian System 2026 looks at the period from January 2022 to December 2025, as well as drawing comparisons with our previous editions to take a longitudinal view.

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Are we talking openly about how artificial intelligence is changing humanitarian practice—or are we treating it as a taboo subject? 📖 Read the full commentary here: buff.ly/0GmgSUV 💬 How is AI impacting your work in the humanitarian sector? Share your thoughts below!

Humanitarian M&E: Challenging the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Taboo

Many still tend to get embarrassed when acknowledging the use of AI tools like ChatGPT in their work, almost as if agreeing that using it would reduce the credibility of the research. Yet the reality ...

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This week’s online event for the launch of the State of the Humanitarian System report 2026 marked the start of important discussion and debate about the future of humanitarian action. Help keep the conversations going among your colleagues and organisations. alnap.org/help-library...

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The findings from our research partner’s Nurai Global's upcoming #Sudan Brief points to a wider question: what does response look like when access is fragmented, resources constrained, & daily risks are carried by local actors & communities? In partnership with ALNAP coming soon: alnap.org/sohs/

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Protection challenges are increasingly visible in the Sudan humanitarian response, but not yet well supported. Explore protection and more in the Sudan Country Brief, researched and produced by @Nurai Global for the upcoming State of the Humanitarian System 2026 report.

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#Diaspora networks are an informal but vital part of humanitarian responses. In Sudan, diaspora finance keeps community kitchens running, funds local initiatives & neighbourhood support systems. You can read more about mutual aid initiatives in Nurai Global’s upcoming Sudan Country Brief.

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#Sudan’s humanitarian crisis is often reduced to numbers. But scale is only part of the story. Our forthcoming Sudan Country Brief – produced by @Nurai Global with ALNAP as part of our #SOHS2026 research – examines how local actors sustain aid, and who carries the risk. Coming soon!

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💭 Are there any lessons #humanitarians can learn from responses to #droughts to prepare for future responses? The latest ALNAP report provides 17 lessons from humanitarian responses to droughts! 📑 Read or download the paper: buff.ly/ZL3Druq

Learning from Crises: Responding to droughts

This paper has 17 lessons highlighting areas of strong convergence on what humanitarian actors should prioritise when anticipating, responding to and supporting recovery from drought.

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