Aid Worker Security Database - Signal Alert: National #aidworkers facing increased fatal attacks in #Sudan. "Since the beginning of the year, 25 aid workers have been killed in Sudan, putting 2024 on track to be the deadliest year for aid workers in Sudan ever recorded." Download the alert here - https://lnkd.in/gYaryCNR ACLED
Humanitarian Outcomes
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Humanitarian Outcomes is a team of consultants providing research and policy advice for humanitarian aid agencies
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Humanitarian Outcomes is a team of specialist consultants providing research and policy advice for humanitarian aid agencies and donor governments. We undertake: - Independent studies - Commissioned research and policy recommendations - Evaluations - Operational reviews and strategic input into planning processes - Training, teaching and development of curriculum materials The partners of Humanitarian Outcomes are former aid practitioners and policy makers with established track records of applied research in the field of humanitarian action. Past and ongoing consultations include work for the governments of the UK, USA and other nations, United Nations bodies, international aid organisations, and interagency and intergovernmental groups. Our research covers the institutional, financial, and operational mechanics of the international humanitarian system, and considers the broader political and strategic environment in which aid policy takes shape. Our research products aim to provide workable solutions based on practical, evidence-based analysis.
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https://www.humanitarianoutcomes.org
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Paul Harvey
Partner, Humanitarian Outcomes and BASIC research director. Work on humanitarian action and social protection in crises
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Malaika Alb
Project Development Manager at Humanitarian Outcomes
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Winter John
health is life
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Efe Obukohwo
Results-driven professional with diverse skills in data analysis, database admin, IT support, teaching, coaching, and customer care. Excels in…
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The Aid Worker Security Database (AWSD) continues to monitor attacks on aid workers globally and is updated daily. Visit the AWSD for details on the 281 killed so far this year - https://lnkd.in/eHWPTYUY
?? 2024 is now humanitarians' deadliest year on record, driven by the war in Gaza. 281 aid workers have been killed, more than any year before. “States and parties to conflict must protect humanitarians, uphold international law, prosecute those responsible, and call time on this era of impunity,” urges Tom Fletcher CMG, United Nations relief chief. Read our press release: https://bit.ly/3YYyZ3r
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The Israel-Hamas war — in maps and charts: A visual guide to the conflict and its regional impact, Financial Times https://lnkd.in/dYTu4FbZ Aid Worker Security Database (AWSD)
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As the demand for humanitarian assistance continues to outpace supply, the aid sector finds itself increasingly overwhelmed. In this feature, Abby Stoddard, founding partner at Humanitarian Outcomes, presents a compelling look at the data and highlights the significant shifts in the humanitarian landscape over the past decade.? "When war breaks out or a major natural disaster occurs, they join an already long list of ongoing 'chronic crises' to which humanitarian agencies and donors are responding. These include complex emergencies—like those in Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Somalia, and South Sudan—which have seen coordinated emergency response plans year after year, going back decades. The result is a compounding list of emergency responses," writes Stoddard. Through crucial analysis and a keen look at the data, Stoddard sheds light on the growing number of complex humanitarian emergencies, the funding landscape, and the alarming rise in the number of aid workers killed. Her work highlights the urgent need for reform and innovation.?? ? Read more in the fall ‘24 issue of the Wilson Quarterly: Confronting Unprecedented Humanitarian Needs.? https://lnkd.in/gtFb2x2M
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Read HO Partner Abby Stoddard's contribution to the latest Wilson Quarterly on the numbers behind humanitarian response - "Over the past decade, humanitarian emergencies have grown in number, size, and severity, placing increasing strain on the international aid system, which has not kept pace in terms of financial and human resources to effectively respond.?Humanitarian response has also become increasingly deadly for aid workers, who are often denied the protections prescribed to them under international humanitarian law."
OUT NOW! Confronting Unprecedented Humanitarian Needs The fall 2024 Wilson Quarterly explores the complexities of humanitarian response in an era of escalating crises. With insights from sector leaders, we analyze funding, innovation, and the challenges ahead. Framing the issue are: The Wilson Center's CEO Ambassador Mark Green, whose introduction reflects on his experiences leading USAID, a look at the numbers with Founding Partner of Humanitarian Outcomes, Abby Stoddard, and a lively discussion moderated by former USAID assistant to the administrator for the Bureau for Conflict Prevention and Stabilization Rob Jenkins, in conversation with former UN Deputy Secretary General for Humanitarian Coordination Jamie McGoldrick, and ICVA Board Chair Nimo Hassan, who analyze the new world disorder. We hear from leaders past and present including Amy Pope from IOM - UN Migration, Fabrizio Carboni of International Committee of the Red Cross - ICRC, and Andrew Natsios, formerly of USAID. We look at #mentalhealth in Ukraine with International Medical Corps, maternal and newborn health with Sarah Barnes, MPH and members of the Inter-Agency Working Group on Reproductive Health in Crises, the realities when conflict and climate meet with Lauren Herzer Risi and Syed Imran Ali, innovative community approaches with the Sudan Emergency Response Rooms (with Aaron Stanley) and Robert Hokanson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and #tech innovations with Keller Rinaudo Cliffton of Zipline. Explore the world of #HumanitarianAid https://buff.ly/48eIUGv
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In a year marked by high civilian casualties and record numbers of aid workers killed, the question of how to hold warring parties accountable for their duty to protect and facilitate humanitarian relief efforts has become more urgent and elusive. Read our 2024 Aid Worker Security Report for a discussion on humanitarian advocacy and a look at 2023 security incident data.
Aid Worker Security Report 2024 – Balancing advocacy and security in humanitarian action
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?? ?? We're thrilled to welcome so many of our members and associates to our 2024 Autumn Forum in Edinburgh!??? ? Our final session of day one focused on applying ethical decision-making frameworks to #SecurityRiskManagement (SRM).? During the session, Nigel Timmins and Manisha Thomas from Humanitarian Outcomes took our members and associates through a structured process of deliberation, to enable organisations and staff to make better and more informed choices when faced with difficult security decisions. As our Edinburgh Forum signs off for the day, the D.C. audience is looking forward to an afternoon of interesting sessions on the principle of neutrality, negotiating access, engaging senior leaders, and more.?? ? In Edinburgh, we’re looking forward to another great day of conversations and shared learning tomorrow!? ? If you’re interested in joining our next Autumn Forums, discover how you can become part of the GISF community here: https://lnkd.in/d-upXTVt. #GISFAutumnForum2024
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We would like to welcome our newest Associate, Manisha Thomas to our team. Manisha has worked on different humanitarian issues for over 20 years with a range of organisations and is currently the Geneva Representative of the Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC). We all look forward to working with her on upcoming projects.
Manisha Thomas
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?? New GISF?guide?available now! https://lnkd.in/eEE5xRD6 A robust #SecurityRiskManagement (SRM) strategy is critical for any NGO to achieve its mission. But for too many organisations, such strategies don’t exist. Even when they are in place, strategies are often siloed within a single department or have limited engagement from senior leaders.? ? This new GISF resource is designed to help NGOs approach SRM at a strategic, policy development and organisational level. ? It’s aimed at staff with direct responsibility for organisational?SRM?strategies and policies. But it is also a critical resource for senior leaders. ? With insights from key experts and practical tools, this guide will help ensure your NGO’s staff are safe and better able to support communities in need.?? ?? Beth Chapman, Nathan Toms, Hannah E., International Location Safety?