Throughout this research project short articles have been written reflecting on the different aspects of evidence and research in relation to the development of a Humanitarian Encyclopedia. We welcome you to browse through these below.
Evidence 1: An expanding humanitarian sector
Evidence 2: A geographically diverse sector
Evidence 3: 100 most frequently used terms by humanitarian actors
Evidence 4: Regional humanitarian languages
Evidence 5: The transnational circulation of humanitarian organisations
Evidence 6: Diverse regional priorities
Evidence 7: Trends in the creation of faith-based organisations
Evidence 8: Differences in the most frequent terms used by faith-based and non-religious organizations
Evidence 9: Programs of faith-based organizations
Evidence 10: The organizational diversity of the sector
Evidence 11: Diverse organizational languages
Evidence 12: Diverse organizational focuses
Evidence 13: States modes of engagement in humanitarian action
Evidence 14: Share of national NGOs by region
Evidence 15: Most frequent terms used by international and national NGOs
Evidence 16: Diverse areas of intervention
Evidence 17: Taking part in Humanitarian Evidence Week 2018
Evidence 18: Do we all speak and practice ‘humanitarian’ in the same way?