Since 2017, Humanitarian Horizons has been a leader in the humanitarian knowledge and evidence landscape, driving change in policy and practice.
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forums where research was presented
The program was shaped through an extensive design process that brought together sector priorities and emerging evidence, including key informant interviews, regional briefings, a global survey, an independent Mid-Term Review and a desk review of existing knowledge across the research streams.
Delivered through a strategic partnership with six Global North and Global South partners across Asia and the Pacific, the program aimed to address inequalities in how humanitarian research is produced, accessed and used.
The research streams were informed by sector-wide research to identify priority areas where evidence could support progress and positive change across the humanitarian system.
Delivered through a strategic partnership with Global North and Global South partners across Asia and the Pacific, including ODI, ARC, La Trobe University, PIANGO, NIRAPAD, Pujiono Centre, GLOW, CSF Tonga and VANGO.
