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Protecting humanitarians means protecting children

World Vision CEO and President honours humanitarian workers' courage, warning that attacks on aid staff endanger children, families, and communities.

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World Humanitarian Day

Protecting humanitarians means protecting children

World Vision CEO and President honours humanitarian workers' courage, warning that attacks on aid staff endanger children, families, and communities.

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Humanitarian Safety

The Next Evolution of Humanitarian Safety

Kate Roberts reflects on how our understanding of humanitarian safety continues to grow.

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FAITH AND DEVELOPMENT

Rethinking Humanitarian Preparedness Through Local Leadership

What Venezuela's recent earthquakes reveal about trust, community leadership, and why preparedness must begin long before the next emergency.

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CHILD PARTICIPATION

From Voice to Influence

Why meaningful child participation must be judged by influence rather than presence.

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World Breastfeeding Week

Breastfeeding saves lives

Scaling proven approaches can ensure every mother gets the support she needs to give her baby the best possible start in life.

AI Data

In the Race for Achieving Aid Efficiency with AI, Are We Losing Sight of Vulnerable Children?

Key insights from HNPW discussions with UNICEF, GSMA, and partners on strengthening humanitarian impact and collaboration.

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When a Healthy Diet Costs More Than a Family Earns.

Why food systems should no longer be judged by the number of people they keep alive, but by whether they enable every child to eat a healthy diet.

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ENOUGH Means Delivery: Turning Global Promises into Meals on Children’s Plates

Ending child hunger starts with turning promises into action. Dana Buzducea examines why delivery, accountability, and implementation are critical

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CHILD PARTICIPATION

If AI is shaping children’s futures, why are we still making decisions without them?

Why AI governance cannot succeed when children's experience and expertise remain largely excluded from decisions about its future.

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From Farmland to Dust: Satellite Evidence Shows Sudan’s Land is Failing

As war devastates Sudan, satellite imagery shows widespread farmland loss, threatening food security and the future of children.

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CHILD PARTICIPATION

Who Gets to Count as an Expert? Children’s Voices Are Evidence, Not Anecdotes

Redefining child participation as a driver of evidence, accountability, and policy change.

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Why School Meals Need a Nutrition Accountability Revolution

Why the next phase of the global school meals movement must focus on nutrition quality, not just the number of children reached.

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Why Self-Reliance Must Become a Global Stability Priority

Why child hunger should be understood not only as a humanitarian concern, but as a defining challenge for peace, resilience, and long-term stability.

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Beyond Adaptation Limits: Coping with Loss and Damage

Why communities across Southern Africa are rebuilding faster than ever, yet falling further behind due to loss and damage,

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The Climate Crisis Has a Bill. Somalia’s Children and Families Are Paying It

Why climate finance is no longer a question of solidarity, but of responsibility.

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Local solutions, faster impact: what Ukraine is teaching humanitarian response

How trusted local partnerships can extend reach, improve agility, and deliver support shaped by communities themselves.

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World Refugee Day

Every displaced child deserves more than survival

This World Refugee Day, we must invest in flexible funding so every child can look towards the future with hope.

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When Leadership Becomes an Act of Encounter

Andrew Morley reflects on meeting Pope Leo XIV, calling for unity across faiths to serve vulnerable children through shared purpose and hope.

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WASH and Gender

What Rwanda teaches us about reliable water and gender equity

When rural water systems fail, women and girls pay the price. Rwanda’s experience shows why reliability is the bridge between infrastructure and equity.

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In Bonn, Negotiators Must Choose: Manage the Leaks or Fix the Roof

Why adaptation finance must move beyond process and start working for communities living with overlapping climate and humanitarian risks.

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Why refugee children demand a humanitarian rethink

A 15-year-old girl’s lost childhood lays bare a refugee system that keeps millions trapped between hunger and survival, where education is sacrificed just...

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Faith and Development

Open letter to address hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition

Faith leaders issue an open letter urging governments to tackle hunger, protect food systems, and ensure access to nutrition in a world of growing crises.

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Why Ending Hunger Requires Investing in Children’s Hope

Children’s lived experiences reveal about the blind spots in global food security policy.

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Environmental Stewardship

Making Climate Action Work for our Children: Can Environmental Safeguards help?

Children watching their school close, again, as floodwaters rise, disrupting their education and shrinking their future, is the harsh reality of climate...