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This is Climate:Red – Live Stream
Please live your comments in the comments section, we would love to here from you, your feedback is precious for the action we have to take to face Climate Change To be a humanitarian, you need to be an optimistic Francesco Rocca 18:44 (CEST) – 09.10 Innovation...
An Unlanded Red Cross: 2050
The humanitarian landscape is defined by geography. The Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, operates within the framework of nation-states, with National Societies aligned to sovereign territories and their governments. Their mission…
A Fractured Future: Will Humanity Still Be Enough?
By 2030, the world will look starkly different from today. Climate shocks will be more frequent and more ferocious, displacing tens of millions. Conflicts, fuelled by resource scarcity, nationalism, and geopolitical fragmentation, will continue to evolve in complexity.
Speculative Futures of Humanitarian Aid
The humanitarian sector’s growing crises demand a shift from reactive triage to proactive transformation—a journey from “What If?” to “What Now?”. Traditional models, strained by climate disasters, systemic inequity, and technological disruption, need tools that turn foresight into action. Speculative design bridges this gap by making alternative futures tangible and experienceable: imagine a world where aid prioritizes non-human rights, or where communities co-design resilience systems.
Redirecting the Revolution
The Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks which finished last week had an objective to gather together and look at how to reimagine the humanitarian system. The conference looked at the future of the humanitarian sector and explored models that can inspire this moment of radical transformation. Inspired by the normative agency of everyday interactions with politics and power, this piece presents a space for transforming what is normal into something new.
Leveraging Science to Navigate Uncertainty: Strengthening Humanitarian Impact through Research
This position paper outlines RC3’s insights into the current state of research within the Movement and proposes key priorities for the future.
Decolonising Aid: Reimagining Local Leadership in Crisis Response
It’s a call to recognise a long-standing truth: local people aren’t just waiting for help—they are the first responders. It’s time for international organisations to move beyond rhetoric and truly hand over the reins.
The humanitarian sector is at a turning point: A New Era of Humanitarian Financing
A New Era of Humanitarian Financing: The humanitarian sector is at a turning point. This is a sector-wide crisis, and unless we act collectively, the humanitarian ecosystem as we know will cease to exist.
Will we see more parity in humanitarian financing?
Humanitarian funding remains imbalanced, with most aid coming from a handful of Western nations. As crises in Afghanistan, Myanmar, and Bangladesh grow, will emerging Asian donors step up? This article explores the trends, challenges, and necessary shifts for a more equitable humanitarian system.
Announcing a New Innovation Partnership with Monash University Malaysia
We are delighted to announce an exciting partnership between the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and Monash University Malaysia. This collaboration sets the stage for the establishment of an IFRC Solferino Academy Global Innovation Partnership in Southeast Asia, expanding on the success of IFRC’s partnership with Monash University Australia—which led to the joint youth innovation initiative, Limitless, winning Silver at the 2022 Global Good Awards.
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