ODI HPG Reports
The Overseas Development Institute (ODI) is an independent think tank on international development and humanitarian issues. The ODI focuses on high-quality applied research, practical policy advice, and policy-focused dissemination and debate. It is engaged with partners in the public and private sectors, in both developing and developed countries. HPG Reports present the detailed findings of the group's research and focus on laws, principles and concepts of humanitarianism, the evolving architecture of humanitarian action and crisis contexts, as well as humanitarian responses.
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- Humanitarian Space: A Review of Trends and Issues
- Challenging Choices: Protection and Livelihoods in Conflict
- Diversity in Donorship
- The Use of Private Security Providers and Services in Humanitarian Operations
- Protective Action - Incorporating Civilian Protection into Humanitarian Response
- Remittances During Crises
- Cash-Based Responses in Emergencies
- Providing Aid in Insecure Environments: Trends in Policy and Operations
- Agricultural Rehabilitation: Mapping the Linkages Between Humanitarian Relief, Social Protection and Development
- Resetting the Rules of Engagement: Trends and Issues in Military-Humanitarian Relations
- Diversity in Donorship: The Changing Landscape of Official Humanitarian Aid
- Dependency and Humanitarian Relief: A Critical Analysis
- Beyond the Continuum
- Measuring the Impact of Humanitarian Aid
- HIV/AIDS and Humanitarian Action
- According to Need? Needs Assessment and Decision-Making in the Humanitarian Sector
- Humanitarian Action and the "Global War on Terror"
- Power, Livelihoods and Conflict
- Uncertain Power: The Changing Role of Official Donors in Humanitarian Action
- The New Humanitarianisms
- Politics and Humanitarian Aid
- Mainstreaming the Organizational Management of Safety and Security
- Solidarity and Soup Kitchens: A Review of Principles and Practice for Food Distribution in Conflict
- Shifting Sands: The Search for 'Coherence' between Political and Humanitarian Responses to Complex Emergencies
- Terms of Engagement: Conditions and Conditionality in Humanitarian Action
- The Political Economy of War: An Annotated Bibliography
- The Politics of Principle: The Principles of Humanitarian Action in Practice
- The 'Joint Policy of Operation' and the 'Principles and Protocols of Humanitarian Operation' in Liberia
- The 'Agreement on Ground Rules' in South Sudan
- The Principles of Humanitarian Action in International Humanitarian Law
- Towards Good Humanitarian Government
- Realising Protection
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