News, comment and features on the world humanitarian summit held in Istanbul in May 2016
November 2016
Reshaping humanitarian action
Progress stalls on getting funds to local humanitarian groups
Reshaping humanitarian action
Western populism is a fundamental threat to the humanitarian system
András Derzsi-Horváth
July 2016
Working together, we have a real chance to make global education a reality
Erna Solberg
Anatomy of a campaign
How we revealed what local people thought of Nepal earthquake aid
June 2016
Reshaping humanitarian action
Disability in conflict zones: 'I told my wife to take the children and run'
Being caught in a humanitarian crisis with a disability can lead to abandonment and neglect. How can we make humanitarian response more inclusive?
What people in humanitarian crises need is cash, not commodities
Erik Johnson and Paula Gil Baizan
Leaders at this week’s UN econonic and social council meeting must pledge to give people affected by disasters the flexibility that cash transfers offer
MSF rejects EU funding in protest at refugee deal
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Ban Ki-moon: 'We must work in new ways to help people in crisis'
Ban Ki-moon
Reshaping humanitarian action
Ban Ki-moon: 'Estamos creando nuevas formas de trabajar juntos para ayudar a las personas en situación de crisis'
World Humanitarian Summit: who to follow on Twitter
Politicians, aid organisations and civil society leaders are meeting in Istanbul on 23-24 May in an attempt to reform the humanitarian system. Here’s who to follow on Twitter to keep up with the discussion
World humanitarian summit starts amid hope, hype and fear of empty words
World leaders convene in Istanbul with official optimism offset by concerns that summit may prove ‘expensive talking shop’ rather than catalyst for change
Erdoğan calls on Europe to take in more Syrian refugees
In an article for the Guardian, Turkish president says Europe not doing enough to redistribute the 3 million Syrians living in Turkey