Humanitarian Aid on the Move No. 25

05/10/2023

The 2023 edition of our traditional Autumn School on Humanitarian Aid was particularly symbolic as it coincided with Groupe URD's 30th anniversary. Not only was it an 'exceptional' year, which meant that we threw a big party for as many of our friends, collaborators and partners as possible, but it was also an unusual time of year, as spring replaced autumn and gave rise to the first - and last? - Spring School on Humanitarian Aid!

"Humanitarian aid today: 'the end of political innocence?'"

Editorial, Pierre Brunet
Reflecting on how to transform aid in a changing world, Véronique de Geoffroy and Pauline Mahé
The relations between humanitarian aid and the political realm: past, present and future, Pauline Mahé and Véronique de Geoffroy
Is a radical humanitarian sector possible?, Bertrand Bréqueville
Re-politicising humanitarian NGOs in response to the climate emergency, Johana Bretou-Klein
Haiti: civil society and citizen engagement in favour of an ecological and social transition and the emancipation of territories, David Tilus
We need a new global pact to finance international humanitarian aid, Pierre Micheletti
What can the humanitarian sector do to contribute to a ‘liveable earth’?, Pascal Revault
The role of diasporas in the face of a humanitarian impasse: the case of Myanmar, Myint Tin Tin Htar
Médecins Sans Frontières and rescue operations at sea: promoting alliances in a context of growing constraints, Michaël Neuman
Briançon: providing exiled people with appropriate assistance – a human, civic and political adventure, Isabelle Lorre
Bibliography on “Humanitarian aid, neutrality and politics”, Cécile Le Grix

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