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New reports available!

We have recently added three reports: Southern leadership in Humanitarian Response, the Pitfalls and Possibilities of the Humanitarian System and a report on the reflACTION workshop.

To read the report on the changing dynamics and Southern leadership in Humanitarian Response, click here.

To read the report on the Pitfalls and Possibilities of the Humanitarian System, click here.

To read the report on the reflACTION workshop, click here.

An organisation based on the values of the people in India - Sudhanshu Singh shares his story
16-Apr-24 | Article A senior-level professional with over 36 years of experience in development, humanitarian response, disaster risk reductions and advocacy. Sudhanshu worked in India, Afghanistan, Kirghizstan and Switzerland. He returned to India and started his own organisation in 2016: HAI: Humanitarian Aid International; a humanitarian organisation based on the values of the people in India.
"700,000 people are living in camps close to the border of Sudan, they have nothing"
2-Apr-24 | Article Kees Ton has just returned from eastern Chad where he visited relief projects on behalf of Stichting Vluchteling. Since April 2023, around 700,000 people from the Sudanese region of Darfur have fled from violence and sought protection in Chad, where huge refugee camps have been set up around 50 kilometers from the border. The United Nations states that in Sudan, around 18 million people are on the verge of famine.
Working for a year near the Ukrainian frontlines
18-Mar-24 | Article Ton Huijzer was working as country representative for Stichting Vluchteling (SV) in Ukraine until last month. He lived there for over a year and just arrived back in the Netherlands. He was part of the team in Odesa, not very far from the Ukrainian frontlines and shared an impressive diary with KUNO over the months that he was working there. Now he reflects and looks back on his time.

New reports available!

An organisation based on the values of the people in India - Sudhanshu Singh shares his story

"700,000 people are living in camps close to the border of Sudan, they have nothing"

Working for a year near the Ukrainian frontlines