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Confronting Unprecedented Humanitarian Needs [[link removed]]
[[link removed]]A rapidly changing world is making complex humanitarian emergencies even more complicated and current responses less sustainable. New approaches can benefit the givers and receivers of lifesaving aid.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] IntroductionConfronting Unprecedented Humanitarian Needs
By Ambassador Mark A. Green
Ambassador Green shares insights from his time at the helm of USAID, and stresses the urgent need for innovation and collaboration to address escalating humanitarian crises. He also tells us why we should be hopeful despite the growing needs.
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A Decade of Compounding Crises Humanitarian Assistance Past and Present
By Abby Stoddard By Robert Jenkins, Nimo Hassan, and Jamie McGoldrick
As demand for humanitarian assistance outpaces supply, the aid sector is increasingly overwhelmed. Perspectives on changes, challenges, and opportunities in the new world disorder.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] Moving Beyond Migration as an Outcome of Humanitarian Crises
By Amy Pope
To achieve sustainable development and mitigate the challenges of human displacement, migration must be seen as a solution.
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Healing Ukraine's Invisible Scars Building Resilience Amid Growing Humanitarian Needs
By Matthew Stearns and Claire Whitney By Lauren Herzer Risi and Syed Imran Ali
Conflict is accelerating changes in Ukraine’s mental health system. In the face of climate change and protracted conflict, humanitarian crises are growing in number and frequency—and complicating the delivery of assistance.
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[link removed] [[link removed]] Human Dignity and Legal Duty Make the Case for Enforcing the Laws of War
By Fabrizio Carboni
Upholding the laws of war is essential for immediate humanitarian relief—and long-term conflict resolution.
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Also in this issueAs Humanitarian Crises Grow, So Do Risks for Women and Newborns [[link removed]] by Sarah B. Barnes, Jihan Salad, Mustaq Kahn, Dr. Claudia Donkor, Deborah Denis, Hani Rukh-E-Qamar, Harriet Ruysen, and Rhondi Anderson.
Saving Lives, One Drone at a Time [[link removed]] by Ambassador Mark A. Green and Keller Rinaudo Cliffton
A World in Crisis [[link removed]] by Andrew Natsios
Volunteers Open Doors in Sudan Typically Closed to International Aid Groups [[link removed]] by Aaron Stanley and Alsanosi Adam
Here to Serve [[link removed]] by Stephanie Bowen and Robert Hokanson


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