Darfur which way? The Sudanese Government point of view
A closed roundtable meeting. Darfur which way? The Sudanese Government point of view.
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Palestinian Red Crescent Society ambulance
Palestinian Red Crescent Society ambulance blocked at a checkpoint in Hebron, OPT.
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Credit: ICRC 2011
Source: ICRCGetting where needed: overcoming aid access obstacles
Knocking on the front door doesn't always get you in. That's been the hard lesson over decades for humanitarians seeking to bring assistance to those in need. This event will address the practical challenges organisations face in reaching those in need, and the strategies adopted to overcome them.
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In the Picture: Urban refugees with Andrew McConnell
Andrew McConnell previewed a new body of work about the 50% of refugees now living in cities at the Frontline Club’s, In the Picture: Urban refugees with Andrew McConnell. Sara Pantuliano moderated the event.
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Workshop on Sudan
This workshop saught to draw on a range of expertise to analyse the current develpments in Sudan, within the context of the region, and to identify scenarios for Sudan's future and the factors that could make each more or less likely to occur. Sara was a key speaker at this workshop.
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Protecting civilians? The interaction between international military and humanitarian actors
Victoria MetcalfeThis HPG Working Paper explores the rationale for interaction between humanitarian organisations and international military and peacekeeping forces on the protection of civilians. It considers the risks and challenges of interaction with such forces, and highlights practical experience from the field. -
UK launch of ‘Ending the Everyday Emergency'
World Vision and Save the Children, in association with the Humanitarian Practice Network (HPN) and the Sahel Working Group, invite you to discuss the findings of "Ending the Everyday Emergency", a new report on the challenge of strengthening resilience in the Sahel. Wendy Fenton, HPN Coordinator will be chairing the event.
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South Sudan: One year on
This discussion, hosted by the Associate Parliamentary Group on Sudan and South Sudan, will focus on the important events in South Sudan and Sudan from the past year, including the achievements and challenges for both countries. Crucially, it offers an opportunity to look forward to the futures of South Sudan and Sudan, and the role the UK Government can play in contributing towards peace and development. Sara Pantuliano is one of the panelists for this event.
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Humanitarian crisis in South Kordofan: The need for a political solution
This Briefing Note examines the humanitarian situation in Sudan’s border states of South Kordofan and Blue Nile, and finds the situation to be approaching crisis levels in some areas, with serious threats to the physical safety of civilians, restricted access for humanitarian organisations and escalating humanitarian needs. -
YPFP London: The world's youngest state - South Sudan and the difficulties of state building
This distinguished panel analysed the multitude of socio-economic concerns that need to be addressed in South Sudan as well as looking more broadly at the requirements of building a new state. Sara Pantuliano provided an overview of the humanitarian concerns in the country.
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Policy influence and communications capacity building for the Islam Research Programme
ODI/RAPID will work with The Islam Research Programme (IRP) project office to provide policy engagement capacity development support to IRP Research projects in nine different countries. The aim is to help each team develop their research communication skills, to enable them to package and deliver their findings to policy-makers (particularly Dutch Embassy staff) and other relevant stakeholders for policy influence.