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🌎 How have European and other leaders across the world "managed" migration? In particular, how do they view the relationship between migration and development? . These questions & more are addressed in the latest virtual edition of ODI's #DevPolicyRev →

📣 We're pleased to announce that our report on the chronic shortage of funding available to refugee-led organisations (#RLOs) is now available in Arabic, French and Spanish. Read on ⤵️

🚨 NEW REPORT: Reducing violence and strengthening the protection of civilians through community dialogue with armed actors. How do communities directly and indirectly engage with armed actors and what are the opportunities, challenges & risks? Read on:

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@ZainabMoallin Seeing beyond ‘the state’: de facto authorities and humanitarian system implications: (3/3).

@ZainabMoallin This is the final in a trilogy of think pieces that launch our work on state-led crisis response. Catch up on the first 2 if you haven’t yet read them. Are humanitarian orgs anti-state? 5 reasons we’re researching the state–humanitarian dynamic: (2/3).

JUST PUBLISHED: A new piece from HPG's @ZainabMoallin explores the often controversial relationships between the state, civil society and #humanitarian actors, and how they shape responses to crises. Read on: (1/3).

RT @ALNAP: 🗺️The world faced an unprecedented challenge with #COVID-19. What have we learned, and how can we prepare for the future?. Join….

@VeroBarbelet @LeighMayhewodi 5. Donors can help shift practice by incentivising approaches to protection that seek to reduce violence at their core. 🔗 Read the report in full now: (5/5).

@VeroBarbelet @LeighMayhewodi 4. Humanitarian actors cannot reduce violence and strengthen then protection of civilians alone. Greater complementarity across humanitarian-protection-peacebuilding actors is required to effectively reduce violence. (4/5).

@VeroBarbelet @LeighMayhewodi 3. Momentum is building among humanitarian protection actors to more systematically seek to prevent violence and strengthen the safety of civilians, but efforts must be made to ensure this progress isn’t lost due to a lack of commitment, ambition or collaboration. (3/5).

The report's authors, Gemma Davies, @VeroBarbelet & @LeighMayhewodi, unpack some key points including:. 1. Reducing violence must become a core part of protection action. 2. Communities can, and do influence, the behaviour of armed actors including through engaging them. (2/5).

🆕 We've just published the findings of a two-year research project on reducing violence and strengthening the protection of civilians through community dialogue with armed actors. Read now: (🧵1/5).

We're #hiring! Our Communications & Events Officer will increase the impact of HPG's humanitarian and conflict research and policy engagement through the delivery of communications activities, including events. Apply now if that sound like the job for you:

RT @hpn_hpg: "In this much water, no one could possibly stay at home." . Pradipto Vaskar Rakshit of @OxfaminBD shares his experiences and i….

The livelihoods of urban internally displaced persons (IDPs): time to meet in the middle? Read our recent paper ⤵️

RT @hpg_odi: HPG is #HiringNow for a Communications and Events Officer! We're looking for someone who:. ✅is passionate about impactful comm….

This is the second in a trilogy of think pieces that launch our work on state-led crisis response. Catch up on the first one if you haven’t yet read it ⤵️