Are you a humanitarian or development professional? Let’s discuss the challenges that affect us all in the humanitarian profession. I’d like to discuss three distinct difficulties to humanitarian work that […]

Now that we understand the differences between Procurement and Supply Chain Management, let’s look at the concrete benefits of successful supply chain management to your organization. Whatever your supply chain […]

Direct donor support to local humanitarian rescuers might be hampered by a number of issues. Donors should instead explore aiding local humanitarian responders “as directly as possible” if these conditions […]

  What is a Needs Assessment? A needs assessment is a method of detecting and prioritizing results gaps based on the cost of meeting the need vs the cost of […]

What is Sanitation? As we discussed earlier in our blog on Hygiene and Sanitation: What’s the Difference?, according to World Health Organization (WHO), sanitation refers to the safe disposal of […]

The gastrointestinal system is responsible for converting food into energy to suit the body’s nutritional and functional demands. This mechanism is disrupted by anything that impairs its function, which leads […]

In our blog on Quantitative and Qualitative Data Collection Methods in Monitoring and Evaluation, we discussed that data sampling in qualitative methods is deliberately done for the most interesting cases […]

If we do not curb global warming and assist people in adapting, we will experience destabilization, migration, and starvation. Current humanitarian needs will appear insignificant in comparison to the anticipated […]

Since Supply Chain Management has become the religion of top management, it requires a doctrine. For this, today we discuss what we refer to as the “Seven Principles” of Supply […]

Picture a future where men and women are treated equally. A world without prejudice, stereotypes, or discrimination. A world that’s varied, equal, and inclusive. A world in which diversity is […]