Our work examines protection mechanisms for vulnerable populations, including refugees, internally displaced persons, and marginalized communities affected by both conflict and natural disasters.
We investigate the growing impacts of climate change on humanitarian and development needs and proposes response strategies. Our research maps climate vulnerability, documents adaptation strategies, and proposes policy frameworks that integrate climate resilience into humanitarian and development planning and response.
Our gender-focused research examines how humanitarian crises affect people differently based on gender identity, and how response mechanisms can better address these disparities. We develop frameworks for gender-responsive humanitarian action across sectors, from health interventions to economic recovery.