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Changing Narratives Around Humanitarian Protection and Gender‑Based Violence: An Artistic Journey
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
As part of a research project focusing on the territories of North and South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, artists and researchers came together to discuss their understandings of the notions of humanitarian and civilian protection, and gender-based violence. This book presents the artists’ unique contributions to this discussion in the form of photography, theatre, dance, music, painting, writing, and slam poetry, in combination with some of the research findings. It provides an alternative perspective on the experience of protection issues from the point of view of the arts, the social sciences, and the humanities.
Conflict-Induced Food Insecurity: Implications and Strategies to Achieve Protection Outcomes
Conflict-induced hunger has been increasingly highlighted at a global level and prioritised as a key issue within crisis-affected...
Needs and Vulnerability in Afghanistan
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
This paper draws on a series of events under the Afghanistan Strategic Learning Initiative (ASLI). Between December 2021 and February 2022, ASLI convened four workshops led by each of the partner organisations in turn, which brought together senior leaders, decision-makers, experts, researchers and practitioners to discuss what comes next for foreign aid in Afghanistan.
Confronting New Realities: Actions and Priorities for the International Community in Afghanistan
Published by: UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub
This paper summarises the consultations, findings and recommendations of the workshops and published papers under the Afghanistan Strategic Learning Initiative (ASLI).
Afghanistan Strategic Learning Initiative (ASLI)
As a part of the Afghanistan Strategic Learning Initiative, IDS led a workshop exploring needs and vulnerability in Afghanistan....
The Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme (HIEP): Bringing New Evidence and Methods to Humanitarian Action
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
The Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme was established in response to the paucity of evidence and the need for innovation to identify and help overcome the methodological and operational barriers to delivering humanitarian interventions and programming in fragile and conflict-affected contexts.