In 2004, the Ethiopian government launched what has been called an innovative and
groundbreaking solution to the country's public health challenges; the Health Extension …

A hallmark of complex humanitarian emergencies is the collective exposure, often over
extended periods of time, to political violence in the forms of war, terrorism, political …

The distinct subject positions of “beneficiaries” and “aid workers” pervade global aid
vernacular, the grey development literature, and the field of development studies, but this …

Humanitarian governance is usually understood according to the classic, Dunantist
paradigm that accords central importance to international humanitarian agencies. However …

Most research on diabetes has taken place in cities or in high-income countries, even
though most diabetes deaths occur in low and middle-income countries, and diabetes …

This article aims to rekindle the debate on the politics of aid in the increasingly common–yet
still under-studied–authoritarian and low-intensity conflict settings, detailing the case of …

This study uses ethnography along Ethiopian women's irregular migration routes through
Djibouti to analyse the complex reasons women leave home to seek labour opportunities in …

Research, policy, and donor interest in health systems in conflict environments has grown
rapidly in recent years. The 2018-20 Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo is …

This study was designed to better understand the clinical presentations and challenges of
managing type-2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in a humanitarian crisis-affected population …

The Dollo Ado refugee camps, located close to the Ethiopian-Somali border, have been a
major focus for the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR)'s attempts to build livelihoods …