Experts take a close look at how the needs of a given population during a time of crises are calculated, how this information might be standardized, and how the gathered information might be better shared.

Experts examine the capacity of the current funding system to meet humanitarian needs, the potential of new donor groups to address the challenges to the current funding system, and the potential difficulties with encouraging funding from outside the OECD DAC groups.

In this episode, our expert panel discusses whether the public or private sector should lead investment in resilience building.

Despite improvements in the coordination and delivery of humanitarian assistance in recent decades, armed conflict remains a leading public health concern.

his episode examines the role of peace building in the context of humanitarian engagement.

This episode examines the tensions, opportunities, and challenges at the intersection of HRL, IHL, and humanitarian action.

Experts discuss the tensions which humanitarian organizations inevitably face from two separate accountability structures.

Experts discuss a recent report assessing the impact of integrated missions on humanitarian response in conflict-affected regions.

In light of the observed international response to major disasters in recent years, experts discuss the criticism that spurred the humanitarian reform process.

Experts discuss the implications of the rise in constraints on humanitarian organizations' access to vulnerable populations in times of conflict or internal disturbance.