Simon Levine

Research Fellow, Humanitarian Policy Group

Simon spent many years working for NGOs in Mozambique, Cambodia, Tanzania and Burundi, before working as a consultant based in Uganda for nine years. He specialises in livelihoods and vulnerability analysis, land rights, and in early response in humanitarian crises.

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Barclays gets scared and Somalis become collateral damage

Opinion - Articles and blogs - 21 September 2013

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InterAction Forum 2013

Event - Conference - 28 April - 1 May 2013

The annual InterAction Forum seeks to provide a space for the leadership of NGOs, governments, philanthropy, corporations and civil society to engage and forge common solutions to improve the lives of the world’s poor and marginalized. Simon Levine spoke on a panel: "Resilience: How to Make it Meaningful?".

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Is humantiarianism worth defending?

Event - Public event - 18 April 2013

The MSc module on Managing Humanitarianism at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) held a final lecture that invited panellists to answer the question: "Is humanitarianism worth defending?" Simon Levine served as one of the panellists.

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Mauritanian herder seeks pasture during 2012 Sahel food security crisis

HPG Integrated Programme 2013-15

Projects - March 2013 to March 2015

This is the eleventh Integrated Programme (IP) of work proposed for funding by the Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG). The projects constitute the core of HPG’s research work in 2013–15, combining policy-relevant research and engagement, humanitarian practice, academic engagement and a vigorous and extensive public affairs programme of events, conferences and media work.

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European Union balance of competences: development cooperation and humanitarian aid report

Publication - Discussion papers - 1 March 2013

Mikaela Gavas, Simon Levine, Simon Maxwell and Andrew Norton

This publication outlines details of a submission by researchers from the Overseas Development Institute for HMG EU Balance of Competences Review on the Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid Report.

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