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Our State of the Humanitarian System 2026 report paints a difficult picture for humanitarians, but while recent funding cuts forced hard choices, the report also showed that progress is possible. Read the report online here: buff.ly/iVYqWh6
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The system still saves lives. Cash works. Acting early can avert catastrophe. Protection is more cross-sectoral. Locally led ecosystems are now recognised. Funding is diversifying. Information and data are key. Read the report online here: buff.ly/iVYqWh6
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As #UNGA gathers this week, we urge humanitarian and policy leaders and influencers to read the findings from our #SOHS2026 report. Explore progress, politics & paralysis in the full report here: buff.ly/iVYqWh6 BRIEF: buff.ly/Q6rJrV4
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In our latest commentary, "Humanitarian M&E: Challenging the AI taboo", we explore why open dialogue is essential to ensuring #AI is used responsibly & ethically in crisis response. 📖 Read: buff.ly/0GmgSUV

Challenging the AI taboo: Perspectives from a Global Majority humanitarian M&E practitioner

Many still tend to get embarrassed when acknowledging the use of AI tools like ChatGPT in their work, almost as if agreeing that using it would reduce the credibility of the research. Yet the reality...

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💬 How is AI impacting your #humanitarianwork? Share your thoughts with us below!
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Missed the first session of our #StateoftheHumanitarianSystem report launch? Register for the second session to join the Zoom webinar here: sohs-launch-session2.rsvpify…. Available in Arabic, French & Spanish. Time: 14:00-15:30PM UTC! #sohs2026 #HumanitarianAction

Launch of the State of the Humanitarian System (SOHS) report 2026: Session 2 - RSVPify

September 15, 2026 @ 3:00 PM - https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84043672236?pwd=gAhFDMp9xNhuJkj7HL7DfjurFrpwpt.1

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ALNAP's #SOHS report 2026 launches tomorrow online. The report available. It looks at how the humanitarian system performed through 22–25. 🕘 S1: 09:00UTC - alnap.org/about/events-listi… 🕑 S2: 14:00UTC - alnap.org/about/events-listi… 🌐 AR, FR, ES
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🚨Out now!! Grab a copy of the #SOHS2026 report: : buff.ly/ur1raiw or the brief in AR/EN/ES/FR:buff.ly/38MVO7a Come to the launch event on 15 Sep - buff.ly/uoVuO4e A huge thanks to all organisations & individual who contributed to the report!
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🚨 JOIN US! ALNAP's #SOHS report launches its 2026 edition on 15 Sep, online. The report will be published 10 Sep. 🕘 S1: 09:00UTC - buff.ly/ELF7mEV 🕑 S2: 14:00UTC - buff.ly/3ylO224 🌐 Live interpretation into AR, FR, ES Register & share!
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The upcoming #Sudan Country Brief's by Nurai Global as part #SOHS 2026 research points to a wider question: what does response look like when access is fragmented, resources constrained & day-to-day risks are carried by local actors & communities? The full Brief available soon!
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In #Sudan, ERRs help organise aid where formal actors have limited access. Their informality &proximity help them move quickly, build trust & wider reach. Explore #mutualaid in the Sudan Country Brief by @Nurai Global part of our country research for the #SOHS2026 out soon!
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🗣️ Too often, inclusion is considered an add-on rather than as a core principle of humanitarian action. This Explain briefing looks at the political, structural & operational barriers holding inclusion back. 💻️ WATCH: buff.ly/gf5Sydy 📑 READ: buff.ly/W7bLEH0

Inclusion and inclusive humanitarian action | ALNAP's Explain series

Veronique Barbelet, an independent consultant, discusses the import...

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💭 Are there any lessons hashtag#humanitarians can learn from responses to hashtag#droughts to prepare for future responses? The latest ALNAP report provides 17 lessons from humanitarian responses to droughts! 📑 Read or download the paper: buff.ly/ZL3Druq

Learning from Crises: Responding to droughts

This paper has 17 lessons highlighting areas of strong convergence on what humanitarian actors should prioritise when anticipating, responding to and supporting recovery from drought.

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🔎 Why does the #humanitariansector still struggle to act on what it has learned despite the wealth of knowledge? Read this article: buff.ly/ZkWZW4W #newlearninglandscapes

The sector knows a lot. Why is it still struggling to learn?

The humanitarian sector does not suffer from a lack of knowledge. Yet all this knowledge does not lead to constructive learning and change.

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Humanitarian crises are deepening, becoming more complex & interconnected. Can evaluation learn fast enough to keep up? On #WorldHumanitarianDay, this event will explore how eval' can innovate to accelerate learning amidst escalating crises. Register: buff.ly/7n5bzlH
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🔎 "Prioritising humanitarian resources: how to think clearly about what matters most," outlines how allocating resources choices are outlined across four 'decision spaces' – populations, programmes, organisational structure & system – 📖 More: buff.ly/SRL15pF

Prioritising humanitarian resources: how to think clearly about what matters most | E-report

This paper sets out a clear model to understand decision-making spaces and influences, and proposed constructive approaches to the inevitable dilemmas and trade-offs involved.

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We are working to gain a better understanding of the loss of knowledge crisis & to take action before more is lost. 👀 Read the blog: buff.ly/XnL7UUr 📑 Explore this registry: buff.ly/akyq2B0 💭 Take the survey: buff.ly/JoK2FZZ #newlearninglandscapes

The Humanitarian Archive Emergency

The humanitarian sector is losing its memory. Funding cuts, closures, and the slow decay of digital infrastructure are all destroying archives, datasets, and records. A new global research initiative...

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📣 Check out the key findings from our supporting mutual aid report! Our review of 200+ pieces of evidence from 25 countries shows that supporting mutual aid holds real promise but important gaps remain. 📄 Report: buff.ly/t88WBGt 🔗 Summary: buff.ly/bq9kUmn
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⌚️ Short on time but want to kept updated on key topics? 📑 ALNAP ’s Explain briefing series provides learning and links all in one place —expertly sourced, reviewed, and curated by ALNAP’s trusted global researchers and sector specialists. More info: buff.ly/eA0eDrq

Explain: Essential briefings for humanitarian decision makers

ALNAP's Explain briefings are designed to communicating knowledge to operational decision makers at all levels

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💻️ What if #evaluations actually kept up with technology — & the savings didn't just disappear into trimmed budgets? Elias Sagmeister makes the case for rethinking how AI fits into humanitarian evaluation Part 1 → buff.ly/ddhs6cH Part 2 → buff.ly/VfAfCWS

AI is revolutionising everything. Why do evaluations still look the same?

This commentary looks at where the biggest changes are possible: the early phases of an evaluation, where AI can do most of the heavy lifting.

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