Humanitarian Advisory Group

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Melbourne

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Humanitarian Advisory Group is an independent partnership of experienced humanitarian practitioners and policy makers committed to promoting excellence in humanitarian practice. Humanitarian Advisory Group brings fresh thinking to challenge the status quo of humanitarian aid. As an ethically driven business, it combines humanitarian passion with entrepreneurial agility to think and do things differently.

Resources

Impact evaluation

01 May 2022

Lighting the Path to Women's Leadership: A Review of Glow Red's Four Years of Action

Combinido, P. and Henty, P.

Humanitarian Advisory Group, Glow Red

Case study

01 Apr 2022

Demonstrating change on locally led humanitarian action in the Pacific: Ki Namuka Vata Ga Nikua

Wijewickrama, E., Flint J., Bukalidi, S. and Osborne, J.

Humanitarian Advisory Group

Report / Study

01 Oct 2021

Leading for impact: the measurable effect of diverse and inclusive humanitarian leadership teams

Pamela Combinido, Pip Henty, Sara Phillips and Kate Sutton

Humanitarian Advisory Group

Guidance

01 Oct 2021

Guidance note: Creating and sustaining diverse and inclusive teams

Pamela Combinido, Pip Henty and Sara Phillips

Humanitarian Advisory Group

Lessons paper

01 Jun 2021

Accountability to affected people: Stuck in the weeds.

Humanitarian Advisory Group

Report / Study

01 Jun 2021

Interrogating the evidence base on humanitarian localisation: a literature study

Barbelet, V., Davies, G., Flint, J. and Davey, E.

ODI, Humanitarian Policy Group (HPG), Humanitarian Advisory Group

Lessons paper

31 Mar 2021

Walking Together in Partnership: Exploring the Impact of Localisation of Humanitarian Action Research in the Pacific

Humanitarian Advisory Group

ALNAP

WITH LEARNING COMES CHANGE

Humanitarian Advisory Group

Resources

Lighting the Path to Women's Leadership: A Review of Glow Red's Four Years of Action

Beyond Barriers: Fiji Case Study

Beyond Barriers: Papua New Guinea Case Study

Contributing to Change: Getting It Right

Beyond Barriers: Vanuatu Case Study

Beyond Barriers: Solomon Islands Case Study

Demonstrating change on locally led humanitarian action in the Pacific: Ki Namuka Vata Ga Nikua

Leading for impact: the measurable effect of diverse and inclusive humanitarian leadership teams

Guidance note: Creating and sustaining diverse and inclusive teams

Accountability to affected people: Stuck in the weeds.

Interrogating the evidence base on humanitarian localisation: a literature study

Walking Together in Partnership: Exploring the Impact of Localisation of Humanitarian Action Research in the Pacific

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