Gender based violence (GBV) coordination in a complex, multi-crisis context: a qualitative case study of Lebanon’s compounded crises (2019–2023)
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How can research support the localisation of humanitarian aid?
Conflict and Health invites you to submit to our new collection on the localisation of humanitarian aid.
During the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, international humanitarian organisations and funders formally recognized local actors as key players in humanitarian assistance and committed to strengthening more locally-led responses in crises. However, pathways through which the research community can address existing gaps and serve the humanitarian localisation agenda remain unclear. Indeed, the generation, circulation and use of scientific evidence can challenge or reproduce existing power imbalances in research, humanitarian policies and programmes, and endorse or invalidate certain sources and forms of knowledge over others.
This thematic series seeks papers engaging with considerations of power in the generation and use of evidence in humanitarian settings, and how this then influences humanitarian policies and programmes. This includes papers addressing efforts at decolonising humanitarian research. Overall, the thematic series seeks to help understanding of how evidence can support the localisation of humanitarian aid.
Manuscripts should be formatted according to our submission guidelines and submitted via our online submission system. During the submission process, please make sure the correct collection title is chosen at the 'Additional Information' step. Please also indicate clearly in the covering letter that the manuscript is to be considered for this collection.
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How is the implementation of empirical research results documented in conflict-affected settings? Findings from a scoping review of peer-reviewed literature
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Organizational peer support to enable rehabilitating surgical services in Northern Ethiopia
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Localisation of digital health tools used by displaced populations in low and middle-income settings: a scoping review and critical analysis of the Participation Revolution
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“Older people tend to be invisible”: a qualitative study exploring the needs and inclusion of older Syrian refugees in the context of compounding crises in host country, Lebanon
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Provision of trauma care in asymmetric warfare: a conceptual framework to support the decision to implement frontline care services
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Inclusive education in a refugee camp for children with disabilities: How are school setting and children’s behavioral functioning related?
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