This guidance on effective approaches to collaborating with churches in the Pacific for development research is the product of the Research for Development Impact Network -a collaboration between the Australian Council for International Development and Australian Universities. The reports features a case study on elements of the Australian Humanitarian Partnership’s Ambae volcano response in Vanuatu.
The Grand Bargain is about the need to work together efficiently, transparently and harmoniously.
Aims to guide the multi-hazard management of disaster risk in development at all levels as well as within and across all sectors.
Localisation will only continue to have momentum if we can show it is improving the effectiveness and efficiency of humanitarian aid.
How is the humanitarian imperative to save lives balanced with a focus on ensuring the response is locally led?
The AHP follows the successful Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA). Read stories of HPA effectiveness.
Read about the AHP's predecessor the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA), and the impact of its disaster risk reduction programming.
“Down by the River’, published by Oxfam Australia, documents the shared stories of eveyday life of Fijian sexual and gender minorities before and after Tropical Cyclone Winston.