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The Future of Humanitarianism – Asian Perspectives
On 21-22 May, 2026, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and the IFRC Solferino Academy, convened specialists from China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and China based institutions, to discuss how growing involvement from Asian countries...
Misinformation is not new – Humanitarian Action has always lived with it
Misinformation and disinformation are often described as defining illnesses of our time. They feel new, overwhelming, and uniquely corrosive. And yet, history tells a more uncomfortable truth: they have always been with us. What has changed is not their...
The humanitarian sector is at a turning point: A New Era of Humanitarian Financing
The humanitarian sector is at a turning point: A New Era of Humanitarian FinancingLiana Ghukasyan, Special Advisor to IFRC President The humanitarian sector is at a turning point. The recent cuts in foreign aid—most notably from the United States, but also from other...
Will we see more parity in humanitarian financing?
Will we see more parity in humanitarian financing? — Alexander Matheou Last year, while the world was rightly focused on the great tragedies and unravelling in the Middle East, the humanitarian crises in Afghanistan, Myanmar and Bangladesh got progressively worse but...
Is Your Organisation Still Relevant?
Relevance is a word that resonates deeply in the world of humanitarian organisations. In an era marked by geopolitical upheavals, climate crises, and shifting societal expectations, remaining ‘fit for purpose’ is not just a lofty ideal—it is an existential imperative....