Literature monitoring

Poursuivre, s’adapter, ou se réinventer face à des vents contraires. Quelles capacités d’agir pour les organisations de solidarité internationale dans un contexte politique et géopolitique qui met en cause leur légitimité ? Coordination Sud, OngLAB, 2025
This study examines the positions and approaches of international solidarity organisations (ISOs) in the face of a rapidly changing international context. Based on the testimonies of the ISOs themselves, this study brings together the perspectives of a large number of French organisations, revealing their perceptions, analyses, difficulties and new practices.
Breaking down the barriers to women-led responses amidst the humanitarian reset: stepping up, stepping back, making space, Megan Daigle & al., Working paper, ODI, 2025
There is growing consensus that increasing support for women-led organisations (WLOs) will lead to more efficient and effective responses to crises. As anti-gender politics and sweeping cuts threaten many WLOs’ very existence, this research reveals a sector preoccupied by wavering commitment to both gender and international assistance.

https://media.odi.org/documents/WLOs_discussion_paper-online.pdf

The fading of the Humanitarian Reset: How donor governments and fair financing models could save reforms, Ralf Südhoff & al., CHA, 2025
This report analyses the progress and obstacles to reform, presents a fair share model for international humanitarian budgets, and argues why donors, the UN and NGOs must change course quickly in order to take advantage of the new momentum for humanitarian reform and prevent an even more profound crisis in humanitarian aid.

Thematic literature reviews

Several times a year, “Documentary analyses”, focusing on a given subject often related to current events, are also carried out.