This report represents an initial effort to scope out, from a humanitarian’s perspective, how development actors − such as multilateral development banks (MDBs), bilateral donors and UN agencies − approach and operate in protracted humanitarian crises as a way to identify both the differences and areas of synergy, and to foster mutual understanding among HDP actors.
Development Actors and the Nexus; lessons from crises in Bangladesh, Cameroon and Somalia
This report explores, from the vantage point of development cooperation, how to operationalize the ‘triple nexus’ of humanitarian−development−peace (HDP) action across five key areas:
- Partnerships and strategy
- Coordination and joined-up planning
- Programming
- Financing
- Organizational issues.
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| Author(s) | Amanda Thomas, Amy Dodd, Angus Urquhart, Charlotte MacDiarmid, Gail Hurley, Isabelle de Lichtervelde, Kebila Fokum, Luca Peciarolo, Niklas Rieger, Richard Watts, Sarah Dalrymple, Sarah Hanssen |
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| Funded By | Development Initiatives, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations |
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