Declining donor funding, rising conflict and persistently high levels of forced displacement are driving an escalating crisis in the international humanitarian system. The system must be rethought to make it more efficient, more effective and better tailored to the contexts in which it operates.
Corruption and the Private Sector: A Concise Action Plan
Peter German Canadian Task Force Against Global Construction Download the Action Plan: The pace of life, and crime, have accelerated exponentially in recent years. As technology races ahead, enabling globalization of both trade and transportation, so does the threat environment and the need to mitigate those threats to the greatest extent possible. The intent of this […]
Multilateral Action Model on Reparations
Developing an Effective System for Reparations and Compensation for Ukraine and Ukrainians for Damage Caused by the Russian Federation
A Renewed Call to Action: Responding to Refugees and Forced Displacement
The World Refugee & Migration Council’s new report on the global response to forced displacement finds political will in short supply, with dangerous backsliding by governments, increasing xenophobia and buck-passing of responsibility.
Rapport sommaire du groupe de travail : Principales recommandations
Le groupe de travail sur la migration d'Amérique du Nord et centrale a lancé son rapport avec des recommandations clés pour améliorer la coopération régionale et le partage des responsabilités.