Humanitarian Voices
Humanitarian Voices is a series of interviews with a wide range of key humanitarian actors, aid workers, policy makers and academics engaged in improving humanitarian aid and its impact on affected populations. Read more...
Humanitarian Voices: Javier Diaz Carmona 
Javier Diaz Carmona discusses climate vulnerability in Costa Rica and Central America, the ongoing climate negotiations, and Costa Rica hosting the next Climate Vulnerable Forum. Read more...
Interview with Juliet Pierce: Gender
"If we got it right for women, we'd be getting it right for everybody. We've got to crack the passivity of the beneficiary." The HRI 2011 focuses on gender. In this interview Juliet Pierce talks about how donors are integrating gender in humanitarian action and the need to include women in all stages of the response. Read more...
Interview with Nils Kastberg
"Sudan continues to be a university for learning, in terms of humanitarian issues." Humanitarian Voices interview with Nils Kastberg. Mr. Kastberg discusses the humanitarian priorities in Sudan, coordination, and the implications of the two states for the humanitarian community. Read more...
Interview with Philip Tamminga
Almost one month away from the Humanitarian Response Index 2011 presentation, Philip Tamminga talks about initial findings on gender, politicisation and humanitarian reform. Read more...
Interview with Michael Zammit Cutajar
“There is a link between climate vulnerability and poverty.” Michael Zammit Cutajar discusses the impacts of climate change on both developing and developed countries, and how to address these impacts despite public skepticism. He also provides insight [...] Read more...
Interview with Hansjoerg Strohmeyer
“The best insurance policy against politicization is the focus on needs” Hansjoerg Strohemeyer is Chief of the Policy Development and Studies Branch at the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Read more...
Interview with Randolph Kent
Who is the humanitarian sector of tomorrow? Is it Oxfam or big business? Interview with Randolph Kent, Director of the Humanitarian Futures Programme at King´s College, London. Read more...
