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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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هل فاتك الحدث الذي نظمناه حول تقرير «المساعدات الإنسانية العالمية»؟ بإمكانك الآن مشاهدة العرض التقديمي الخاص بالحدث باللغة العربية! 🌍 📺 شاهد عرض GHA باللغة العربية: buff.ly/boCFNOn 🎥 شاهد التسجيل الكامل هنا: buff.ly/Ba0601O 📑 ملخص التقرير باللغة العربية: buff.ly/KRbdKrK #GHA2026

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ALNAP is hiring! 📣 We're looking for researchers to lead our next "Learning from Crises" paper on flood response. 💼 60 days (July 2026 – March 2027) 🗓️ Deadline: 24 July 2026 Apply with a 3-page proposal + CVs. Details & ToR: buff.ly/cMecomw #Floods #ALNAP

Learning from crises: responding to floods

ALNAP is seeking to engage a team of researchers with expertise in conducting research in humanitarian contexts and evaluation synthesis to produce a comprehensive "Learning from crises" paper on resp...

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As the humanitarian sector faces severe strain, how can we build a more grounded and responsive system? 🌍 Our paper "Supporting Mutual Aid: What the evidence tells us" explore that. 👉 Short on time? Read our Executive Summary: buff.ly/Lf6IrYi 📚 To read the full paper: buff.ly/AN8ztWN #mutualaid

Executive summary - Supporting mutual aid: what the evidence tells us

As the humanitarian sector faces growing strain, this report looks at mutual aid as a pathway toward a more grounded and responsive system.

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What does AI miss in humanitarian contexts? It's well documented that AI can synthesise documents, code transcripts, translate and analyse at scale albeit not properly. These are genuine gains for evaluators. But...Read Amha Ermias (PhD)'s commentary: buff.ly/mNKT5NT

AI-supported and human-led: Rethinking humanitarian evaluation systems

The real question is not whether AI can reduce costs or speed up analysis. It is whether AI can help make humanitarian evaluations more useful, more ethical and more accountable to people affected by ...

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في واحدة من أصعب المراحل في تاريخ العمل الإنساني، سيُسلط تقرير ”المساعدة الإنسانية العالمية“ لهذا العام الضوء على أجندة إصلاحية عالقة في حالة من الشلل. انضم إلى النقاش يوم 23 يونيو 🔲 الجلسة 1 - (الإنجليزية/العربية) buff.ly/0yHiv7E 🔲 الجلسة 2 - (الإنجليزية/الفرنسية) buff.ly/GcG4xqA

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💻️ What if #evaluations actually kept up with technology — & the savings didn't just disappear into trimmed budgets? Elias Sagmeister makes the case for rethinking how AI fits into humanitarian evaluation Part 1 → buff.ly/kC6pKxl Part 2 → buff.ly/oEsxwLW @gppi.bsky.social

AI is revolutionising everything. Why do evaluations still look the same?

This commentary looks at where the biggest changes are possible: the early phases of an evaluation, where AI can do most of the heavy lifting.

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