Opportunity:
Lecture: Lessons from the Field: Safe Programming and Safeguarding in Humanitarian Work, Cairo, 14 January 2026 [info]
Short pieces:
"2025 Was Uniquely Bad for Poor Countries," Time Magazine, 18 Dec. 2025 [text]
"Abrupt transitions: The Global Humanitarian Overview pushes a dangerous trend," The New Humanitarian, 11 Dec. 2025 [text]
Complying with IHL in Large-scale Conflicts Blog Series (Humanitarian Law & Policy Blog, 2025) [access]
Update on Lives Lost from USAID Cuts (CGD Blog, Dec. 2025) [text]
"US ‘adapt, shrink or die’ terms for $2bn aid pot will mean UN bowing down to Washington, say experts," The Guardian, 1 Jan. 2026 [text]
"What’s shaping aid policy in 2026," The New Humanitarian, 7 Jan. 2026 [text]
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Reports & journal articles:
2025 Global Protection Forum Report (Global Protection Cluster, Jan. 2026) [text via ReliefWeb]
2026 Emergency Watchlist: New World Disorder (International Rescue Committee, Dec. 2025) [access]
- See also related article.
Humanitarian year in review: shocks and reverberations (ALNAP, Dec. 2025) [text]
"Moral injury among humanitarian aid personnel: a preliminary examination of associations with rumination and mental health," Journal of International Humanitarian Action, 11:1 (Jan. 2026) [open access]
"Supporting self-reliance for displaced and host populations: insights from the Self-Reliance Index across 16 countries," BMJ Global Health, vol. 10, no. 12 (Dec. 2025) [open access]
Multimedia:
Humanitarian Assistance in a Time of Deep Foreign Aid Cuts, 9 Jan. 2026 [access]
What we’ve learned so far: Key takeaways for 2026 (Rethinking Humanitarianism Podcast, Jan. 2026) [access]
Resource:
The Aid Report: Documenting the Real-world Impacts of U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts [access]
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