In one of the most challenging chapters in humanitarian history, this year's GHA report will highlight a reform agenda stuck in a state of paralysis.
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π»οΈ What if #evaluations actually kept up with technology β & the savings didn't just disappear into trimmed budgets?
Elias Sagmeister makes the case for rethinking how AI fits into humanitarian evaluation
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At this year's #Glocal2026 week, ALNAP together with Caribbean Evaluators International will be exploring the role of AI in climate resilience, disaster response, and humanitarian evaluation.
π 5 June | 9:00 AM (UTC-5) - buff.ly/LOxXMKM
The outbreak of #Ebola, which continues to challenge humanitarian system, access to shared learning & practical experience remains essential.
π ALNAP'S Lessons Paper: Responding to Ebola epidemics shares key lessons from Ebola responses since 2014 - buff.ly/hsQp9TR
Join us from tomorrow! ALNAP together with Caribbean Evaluators International for #Glocal2026, exploring the role of AI in climate resilience, disaster response,& humanitarian evaluation.
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π 2 June | 9:30AM (UTC-5) - buff.ly/Lxze0nj
β¨οΈ Don't miss this #glocal2026 event!
β‘οΈ AI and Evaluation in Complex Contexts: Climate Resilience, Disaster Response, and Humanitarian Action
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π°οΈ 09:30AM (UTC-6)/15:00PM (UTC 1)
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The future of humanitarian work isn't just about doing - itβs about learning π
The humanitarian sector is also facing a "loss-of-learning" crisis. To meet the challenges of 2026 & beyond, ALNAP's New Learning Landscapes campaign: buff.ly/deNCv78#NewLearningLandscapes
π Are there any lessons we can learn from responses to #droughts?
ALNAP's report provides 17 lessons identified through an analysis of evaluations, research, and documented experiences btw 2012 -2024.
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π βWhat if #evaluations actually kept up with technology?β
The use of #AI is reshaping how humanitarian work is planned, delivered & analysed β yet evaluation methods look almost identical to 20 years ago.
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π£ Key findings from our report on supporting mutual aid, which reviewed 200 pieces of evidence from 25 countries shows that supporting mutual aid holds real promise β but important gaps remain.
π Full report: buff.ly/BJcqOHo
π Summary: buff.ly/HvzvXYN
π ALNAP's Learning from Crises: Responding to droughts report brings together lessons from research, evaluations, and frontline experience on what works.
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How can young people actively influence the future of evaluation?
From 19-21 May, Youth in Evaluation Forum 2026 will amplify young voices in shaping how evaluation responds to evolving global challenges
Register for the global inauguration: eval4action.org/forum26#Eval4Action
ALT The text reads, "Youth in Evaluation Forum'26. 19-21 May. Centering youth leadership in shaping the future of evaluation"
π "Prioritising humanitarian resources: how to think clearly about what matters most," outlines how allocating resources choices are outlined across four 'decision spaces' β populations, programmes, organisational structure & system β
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π£οΈ Tell your storyποΈ
ποΈ Knowledge has always shaped #humanitarian work.
βοΈ What is a great example you have seen, or even been involved with, where learning has made a vital difference in the planning & delivery of humanitarian work?
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π£οΈ Inclusion is essential in humanitarian action β but too often itβs poorly implemented. This briefing explores the political, structural, & operational barriers that keep progress fragmented & inconsistent.
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π How is AI being used in #humanitarian systems?
This Explain briefing explores what AI can/canβt do for the sector, unpacking risks like bias, privacy, and over-reliance, & outlines what humanitarians need to know before adopting it.
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