Humanitarian Aid on the Move No. 22

01/03/2021

On 22-24 September 2020, we were able to hold the Autumn School on Humanitarian Aid, with around thirty people (respecting relevant protective measures!) present at Groupe URD’s headquarters. In the light of recent work carried out by Groupe URD (the COVID-19 Observatory), the Autumn School underlined the need to rethink and reinvent the operational methods of the international aid sector so that it can fully play its role in meeting the challenges ahead and counter the inward-looking tendencies of societies in all crisis contexts, both in the North and the South.

"2020: how the pandemic affected the aid sector"

Editorial, Valérie Léon
‘COVID-19 feedback exercise’: what happened, and what we learned, François Grünewald
COVID-19: Overcoming controversies and achieving a more predictive form of crisis management, Jean-Luc Poncelet
Interview with Marie Cougoureux, Johanna Baché
How the pandemic questions humanitarian aid, Cécile Aptel
Lessons learned from the COVID-19 response: the case of the Disasters Emergency Committee, Véronique de Geoffroy, François Grünewald, Charlotte Heward, Laurent Saillard
From aid to mutual aid – How development aid could change, Xavier Ricard Lanata
Humanitarian aid: changing the paradigm and living with trouble, Marie Bécue, Laurent Denis, Demba Diack, Daouda Diouf, Pascal Revault
The impacts of COVID-19 from a gender perspective, Marie Bécue
Groupe URD’s COVID-19 Observatory
Bibliography on humanitarian aid in the time of COVID-19, Cécile Le Grix

Humanitarian Aid on the Move No. 22EN

Humanitarian Aid on the Move No. 22

"2020: how the pandemic affected the aid sector"

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