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1 Humanitarian Aid on the move Editorial Contents Humanitarian space Point of view Crises and vulnerabilities Aid and Quality Bibliography Events

2 Humanitarian space Towards devolution of humanitarian response: South Sudan perspective Henri Nzeyimana Development focused humanitarianism

3 Universalism vs. localization: the dilemma of humanitarian principles Living on the spoils of war: the self sustaining humanitarian market

4 Refocusing the capacity development discourse The power within: towards a devolved humanitarian response in South Sudan

5 Fixing the coordination paradox Investing in people and improving local governance Beyond the Paris Principles: walking the talk of aid effectiveness

6 Henri Nzeyimana recently graduated with a Master s Degree of Advanced Studies in Humanitarian Action from CERAH Geneva, This article is an excerpt of a dissertation presented for this Master. He has worked with different organizations including Save the Children and UNICEF as a Child Protection Specialist.

7 Point of view Médecins du Monde s position on migration What Médecins du Monde wants The case of the Calais slum Françoise Sivignon

8 Dr Françoise Sivignon, President of Médecins du monde Crises and vulnerabilities The sustainable management of water points: analysis of determining factors and ideas to promote the autonomy of water committees in humanitarian projects Julie Patinet

9 Lessons learned and good practice Questions of timescales and flexibility to support communities Studying the determining factors that influence water management in humanitarian contexts

10 Instigating a participatory approach The importance of taking the country and region s laws, development plans, and official stakeholders into account Territorial issues

11 Anticipating maintenance issues In conclusion

12 Julie Patinet, researcher on Water & sanitation Groupe URD Aid and Quality The waste produced by humanitarians: acting in an exemplary manner Samantha Brangeon

13 Waste management is also a moral issue The case of Haiti

14 Samantha Brangeon, researcher "Environment" Groupe URD Conclusion

15 How should we measure resilience? Valérie Léon & Coline Michon Overview of concepts

16 The aims of a measurement method Why measure resilience? Why is this necessary? How should it be measured? Methodological issues Conceptual and methodological difficulties

17 The pillars of a resilience measurement method What are we trying to measure the process or the performance?

18 The proposed measurement method

19 Conclusion Valérie Léon, Researcher & Evaluator, Groupe URD Coline Michon, Research assistant, Groupe URD

20 Ebola: the cost of poor governance in the health sector François Grünewald

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25 François Grünewald, Executive Director Groupe URD Bibliography Analysis of the conflict The Syrian crisis

26 Refugees Humanitarian aid

27 Events COP 21, 30 November 11 December, Paris International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, 8 10 December 2015, Geneva Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week, 1 4 February 2016, Geneva 4th World Conference on Humanitarian Studies, Ethiopia, 5 8 March th DIHAD, March 2016, Dubai World Forum on Access to Land, 31 March 2 April 2016, Valencia, Spain Humanitarian Environment Network

28 Groupe GroupeURD URD Contacts