Literature monitoring
Looking Forward: The Alliance of Ukrainian CSOs, Nicholas Noe, Refugees International, 2025
Responding to this marginalization and building on years of advocacy for greater local leadership in the aid sector, 16 leading Ukrainian CSOs publicly formed the Alliance of Ukrainian CSOs in September 2023. This report details key moments and takeaways from the Alliance’s young history, especially as lived by its founding members and supporters. It also provides recommendations that can help guide how other locally led coalitions – and their international supporters – might coalesce to drive vital reforms in aid responses elsewhere that are no less deserving of fundamental change.
https://d3jwam0i5codb7.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Ukraine-Report-Mar-2025-V2.pdf
Futures-Thinking: Futures, Peacebuilding, Participation, Conflict, Decolonial, Gelila Enbaye, GPPI, 2025
Futures-thinking encompasses a range of methods, tools and practices designed to explicitly engage with possible and desired futures. Both external experts and conflict-affected communities use futures-thinking for analytical purposes and to drive societal transformation in conflict contexts. Increasingly, it is being researched for its value in peacebuilding for conflict prevention and resolution. This entry also examines divergent perspectives on decolonization in the futures-thinking literature.
https://gppi.net/assets/Enbaye-29-Jan-2025-Futures-Thinking-PostColH.pdf
What crisis affected communities need from a humanitarian reset: A guide based on two years of conversations with people on the front lines of crisis, Ground Truth Solutions, 2025
What does humanitarian assistance look like in a world with less money, less global solidarity and ever-increasing numbers of people in need? Over two years and across 12 countries, Ground Truth Solutions held more than 34,000 conversations with people experiencing crisis to find out what they want and need humanitarian action to do for them. They offer some clear priorities that should help us navigate this funding crisis.
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/62e895bdf6085938506cc492/t/67e16a99990a7169d380c883/1742826139841/GTS_Global+analysis+report_March+2025_EN.pdf
Thematic literature reviews
Several times a year, “Documentary analyses”, focusing on a given subject often related to current events, are also carried out.
- Literature review 1: the humanitarian-development nexus in relation to the Grand Bargain, July 2018
- Literature review 2: from crisis prevention to the roots of fragility, December 2018
- Literature review 3: partnerships between public and private actors in situation of fragility, March 2019
- Literature review 4: Climate refugees – when climate change affects fragile contexts, October 2019