The members of our platform are: CARE Nederland, Expertise Centre Humanitarian Communication, Institute Clingendael, INSO, Cordaid, Dorcas, The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre, Kerk in Actie, Medecins sans Frontieres, Oxfam, Save the Children, Stichting Vluchteling, Terre des Hommes, University of Amsterdam, UNICEF Nederland, University of Leiden, University of Twente / Center for disaster resilience, Van Hall Larenstein, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Wageningen University & Research & ZOA.

KUNO is supported by The Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

KUNO collaborates with the DRA.

KUNO is a focal point for Sphere in the Netherlands.

KUNO is part of the informal European Network of Humanitarian Thinktanks (HuT). This network was founded against the backdrop of consistent reform deficits in international humanitarian policies and practices and in light of the crucial role European donor governments need to play to ensure humanitarian space and reform.

KUNO hosts The Humanitarian Observatory in the Netherlands. The Humanitarian Observatory forms part of a wider network of Observatories established in collaboration with The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre.

The staff of KUNO consists of the coordinator Corinne Lamain, and policy officer Julia Golterman supported by communication advisor Marianne van Elst-Sijtsma.

The Steering Committee of KUNO exists out of: Jojanneke Spoor (chair, CARE), Benoit de Gryse (Stichting Vluchteling), Leela Koenig (Clingendael), Geert Jan van Dijk (Save the Children), Kees Boersma (VU), Meinke Lignac (Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Eefje Hendriks and Alberto Martinetti (Twente University).

Due to capacity limits, we cannot review open applications. Should we have any open positions, you can view them here or subscribe to our newsletter.

kuno@kuno-platform.nl 

Postal and visiting address: 

Stichting Vluchteling
Laan van Nieuw Oost-Indie 131M
2593 BM Den Haag