ALNAP podcasts
ALNAP podcasts
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The humanitarian sector is built on principles, learning, and action. But in an increasingly complex world, how do we ensure assistance reaches those who need it most? How do we turn knowledge into meaningful change?ALNAP podcasts explore these critical questions from different angles. The Learning Curve delves into the challenges of learning in the sector, uncovering barriers to evidence-based action and discussing how we can improve humanitarian response through shared knowledge. A Matter of Priorities tackles the ethical dilemmas of humanitarian aid, asking how we should allocate resources when needs exceed funding. Join experts, practitioners, and thought leaders in open, honest conversations about the future of humanitarian action.#withlearningcomeschange
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The podcasts cover critical humanitarian issues including ethics in aid distribution, the impact of funding cuts, and the importance of evidence-based action. Episodes like A Matter of Priorities address budget cuts to significant organizations like the World Food Program and International Committee of the Red Cross, while The Learning Curve focuses on barriers to effective learning within the sector.
The humanitarian sector is built on principles, learning, and action. But in an increasingly complex world, how do we ensure assistance reaches those who need it most? How do we turn knowledge into meaningful change?
ALNAP podcasts explore these critical questions from different angles. The Learning Curve delves into the challenges of learning in the sector, uncovering barriers to evidence-based action and discussing how we can improve humanitarian response through shared knowledge. A Matter of Priorities tackles the ethical dilemmas of humanitarian aid, asking how we should allocate resources when needs exceed funding.
Join experts, practitioners, and thought leaders in open, honest conversations about the future of humanitarian action.
#withlearningcomeschange
In this episode of The Learning Curve, Juliet Parker speaks with independent evaluator Tasneem Mowjee, lead author of the recent Inter-Agency Humanitarian Evaluation of the Syria–Türkiye earthquake response. Together, they explore what the evaluation revealed — from recurring system-wide challenges to promising examples of community engagement and duty of care.
Tasneem reflects on why long-established learning still struggles to shape real-time decisions, what it means to respond in a middle-income context, and how the sector can better empower frontline and local actors during this moment of humanitarian transition.
All IAHE reports are are commissioned, funded, and published by the IAHE Steering Group.
Guest: Tasneem Mowjee, Director, Policy to Practice Team (P2PT)
Host: Juliet Parker, Director, ALNAP
Resources: “INFORMING THE HUMANITARIAN RESET WITH EVIDENCE – A contribution from the Türkiye/Syria Inter-Agency Humanitarian Evaluation” – IAHE
Inter-agency humanitarian evaluation of the response to the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria – English
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