32 Research on local perceptions of humanitarian aid is emerging, but it is still unsystematic.
--Palestinian data and perception of the humanitarian impact of Israel's closure of Gaza and lack of freedom of movement in the West Bank due to security checkpoints, the barrier, and other obstacles to free movement.
In the case of Aleppo, the images we have seen have had an impact on the political debate and international perception of the humanitarian situation.
There is a widespread perception in the field of humanitarian aid that valuable time and money for life-saving assistance would be lost if rigorous assessment and evaluation methodologies were put into place.
Embedding objectives of state building in health care provision might reinforce perceptions of partiality, including of humanitarian health actors.
Many successes in increasing assistance for HIV occurred in response to the perception of HIV as a humanitarian, diplomatic, security, and development crisis in Africa.
Both In The Eyes of Others and the collection of essays that follow in Dilemmas, Challenges, and Ethics of Humanitarian Action acknowledge that perception is transitional, and therefore highly time and context dependent.
While strong ethical and practical arguments are put forward for inclusion of palliative care, the impacts of enacting it on other aspects of humanitarian care and community perception remain unresolved.
In the present study, we concentrate on self-reported levels of resiliency, generalized self-efficacy, and perception of workplace empowerment in a sample of humanitarian workers working in a long-term complex emergency.
