Useful, timely, impactful, and always collaborative. Our research is broad, but all projects engage humanitarians, communities, and diverse stakeholders. Research goals are guided by three pillars: system transformation, contextual analysis and foresight, and wellbeing.
Our research informs debate around current humanitarian practices and definitions. We provide new and authoritative information to people in affected communities, local leaders, donors, agencies, and high-level decision makers.
Our research publications look beyond the academic, to consider how communities, organisations and individuals can better meet the challenges of leadership in the humanitarian system and a changing world.
An independent and bold voice for people working in the aid system, the Humanitarian Leader provides a platform for humanitarian professionals to test ideas and insight gained in the field in an academic setting.
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