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A new survey finds that less than 1% of humanitarian funding for Ukraine goes directly to local organizations.

Kenya's shift away from an encampment refugee policy and towards economic integration needs sustained funding and expertise.

There is a clear case for shifting more humanitarian funding in Ukraine to local organizations.

While international aid architecture for Northwest Syria has evolved in the aftermath of the earthquake, the current response remains woefully inadequate.

Ukrainians need greater control over international aid flowing into their country. Leaving them out severely undercuts the effectiveness of the aid effort.

Six months in, the aid response for Ukraine is at a critical juncture. It’s time to put resources and processes back in the hands of Ukrainian entities before it’s too…

The Trump administration’s travel ban, upheld by the Supreme Court in June 2018, is unnecessarily putting lives at risk.

As northeast Syria recovers from occupation by ISIS, there is an important opportunity to strengthen the capacity of local humanitarian groups.