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HPG served as part of the Reference Group, which provides an advisory role to the PSO Thematic Learning Programme (TLP). The aim is to support PSO in carrying out research process on the roles and functions of INGOs and NNGOs in South Sudan.
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Seminar at the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Sara Pantuliano, head of Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG), and Simon Levine, research fellow HPG, delivered updates to the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and other stakeholders on the recent developments in HPG/ODI research. The seminar was part of the efforts of MFA to contribute to more comprehensive discussions on humanitarian issues and to building a stronger research community within Norway.
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Members of the militant Al-shabab in southern Somalia
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Credit: Hassan Mahamud Ahmed/IRIN
Source: IRINCounter-terrorism and humanitarian action
This event launches the publication of new HPG research documenting the profound effects that counter-terrorism legislation has on humanitarian action. The authors discuss how the application of counter-terrorism laws undermine humanitarian principles and erode the ability to provide assistance in a neutral and principled manner.
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Counter-terrorism and humanitarian action
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Counter-terrorism and humanitarian action
Sara Pantuliano, Kate Mackintosh, Samir Elhawary, Vicki MetcalfeThis HPG Policy Brief examines how counter-terrorism laws and other measures have had profound effects on humanitarian action. -
Famine in Somalia
The UN has designated the situation in Somalia the most severe humanitarian crisis in the world. This crisis was foreseen - so why didn't early warning translate into early action? Samir Elhawary, HPG Research Fellow debates the issues on this Guardian podcast. -
Humanitarian action, early recovery and stabilisation in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Sarah BaileyThis paper examines the challenges facing the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) relating to the international response to the crisis in eastern DRC, with a particular focus on the relationship between humanitarian assistance, early recovery and stabilisation. -
The withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan - Interview with Mohammad Haneef Atmar
In this interview, Afghanistan's former Interior Minister discusses the consequences of the drawdown of troops from his country. -

UKAid - DFID Logistics Officer helps to load a pallet of humanitarian aid to Pakistan
A DFID (Department for International Development) Logistics Officer helps to load a pallet of humanitarian aid to Pakistan onboard a C-17 aircraft, following devastating floods in the country in 2010. The tents were provided by the Department for International Development (DFID) which deals with global relief and development on behalf of Her Majesty’s Government.
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Credit: Defence Images
Source: Flickr'Between humanity and catastrophe' - DFID's response to the Humanitarian Emergency Response Review
Lord Paddy Ashdown, parliamentarians and leading humanitarians debate the government’s response to the Humanitarian Emergency Response Review. Lord Ashdown will be joined by members of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Overseas Development (APGOOD) and David Laws, MP will chair the event.
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Cause for hope? DFID’s response to the Humanitarian Emergency Response Review
Humanitarian Policy GroupThe British government’s humanitarian aid policy seems set for some significant changes following DFID’s response to the Humanitarian Emergency Response Review (HERR), delivered on 15 June. This HPG Briefing Note examines DFID’s key policy commitments and assesses whether they give cause for hope.









