Essays on Humanitarian Effectiveness
Liberia, Niger, the Philippines, South Asia and the Syria region
Essays on Humanitarian Effectiveness analyses the impact of context on understandings of and approaches to effectiveness. The five essays in the collection present stories of how effectiveness has been constructed, discussed, operationalised, or even imposed in different contexts (in Liberia, Niger, the Philippines, South Asia and the Syria region), based on research across 9 countries. The collection depicts how these different geographical, social and cultural contexts have influenced how particular responses have been shaped and assesed.
Essays on Humanitarian Effectiveness includes:
Introduction. Five Stories on Humanitarian Effectiveness
The entire collection of essays is available to download here.
These essays have been produced as discussion papers and do not reflect Save the Children policy. Responsibility for the information and views expressed in the essays lies entirely with the authors.
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Liberia
Essays on Humanitarian Effectiveness analyses the impact of context on understandings...