Sentence examples for how humanitarian from inspiring English sources

How humanitarian aid organizations negotiate the logistical and ethical challenges of delivering aid in Syria?

This has triggered a series of debates about how humanitarian response is implemented.

If the divide is to disappear, then how humanitarian and development work is organised must change.

Last year, aid worker Brendan McDonald highlighted how humanitarian agencies are failing their staff on mental health.

Somalia's catastrophe is about how "humanitarian space" – the principles of neutrality crucial to effective intervention – has been destroyed by US policy in Somalia since 9/11.

In the Irrawaddy delta in the wake of cyclone Nargis, which struck last year killing 140,000, deciding how humanitarian aid should be spent has increased civic participation and local autonomy in the face of an uncaring regime.

And for all of those who were unable to join us at our Forum this year, I hope you will also enjoy Gayle's insights, advice and words of praise for how humanitarians and development professionals around the global continue to, "beat the toughest of odds and inspire hope in the darkest of places".

ADIS ABBABA, August 2013 From the Ethiopian Herald: Remarkable progress made in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Ethiopia through EU-UNICEF suprojectsprojects BRUSSELS, 19 August 2013 World Humanitarian Day: Europe's support to humanitarian work A symbolic moment to reflect on a worldwide issue of how humanitarians commit themselves to helping the most vulnerable.

How the humanitarian innovation discourse contemplates change says much about power, resource distribution, and humanitarian governance.

Jesper Moller, a monitoring and evaluation specialist, and Laura Bill, an emergency specialist, both in the UNICEF Asia Pacific Shared Services Centre, talk about the ongoing challenges of information management when a crisis strikes and how the humanitarian response is moving to change how timely and relevant evidence is collected for establishing humanitarian priorities.

MS. RADDATZ: How about humanitarian interests?