Adele Harmer

Research Associate, Humanitarian Policy Group

Adele is a Humanitarian Policy Group Research Associate based in Kampala, Uganda and a partner with Humanitarian Outcomes. Her work has focused on humanitarian financing and institutional reform, and security of aid operations. She has previously worked for the Australian Government’s international aid agency (AusAID) and with the Australian Defence Force as a civilian peace monitor.

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Humanitarian action and the global war on terrorism: a review of trends and issues

Event - Public event - 3 September 2003 12:00 - 13:00 (GMT+00)

This Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG) meeting at ODI to launches the Group’s latest review of international humanitarian policy and practice, which takes as its theme the implications for humanitarians of the global war on terror.

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Humanitarian Action and the 'Global War on Terror': A Review of Trends and Issues

Publication - Research reports and studies - 15 July 2003

HPG Reports 14

Edited by Joanna Macrae and Adele Harmer

This report looks at the implications for humanitarian action of the sea-change in geopolitics that has followed the attacks of 11 September and the start of the so-called 'war on terror'. Individual chapters assess the impact on international law, the implications for humanitarian NGOs, humanitarianism and Islam and Afghanistan and the 'war on terror'.

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Humanitarian action and the 'global war on terror': a review of trends and issues

Publication - Briefing papers - 12 July 2003

HPG Policy Briefs 9

Adele Harmer and Joanna Macrae

This paper examines how the relationship between aid and politics, and the roles and responsibilities of humanitarian actors, have been affected by the 'global war on terror'.

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