Risk, Resilience, and Response
HHI's research on Risk, Resilience and Response examines the impact of complex humanitarian emergencies and aims to find ways to improve resilience and response. Explore the individual programs below to learn more about this work.
Risk, Resilience, and Response
Gender, Rights and Resilience
Investigates and addresses issues relating to gender, peace, and security in fragile states
Peace and Human Rights Data
Conducts research and builds capacity in countries experiencing complex emergencies and serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law
Program on Resilient Communities
Strengthens climate and disaster resilience through collaborative research, engagement, and translation of evidence into action
Emergency Health Systems
Works to bridge the gap between system development and humanitarian response and improve the quality and access of emergency care for those who need it most
Global Childhood Cancer
Applies evidence-based theoretical models, public health frameworks, and research methodologies t to design and implement the diverse portfolio of projects
Children in Crisis
Addresses the critical needs of crisis-affected children and youth in humanitarian context
Indigenous Health Disparities
Seeks to improve the health of indigenous communities and eliminate existing health disparities
Diabetes in Humanitarian Crises
Seeks to address the heavy burden of chronic disease in humanitarian settings
Local Engagement and Response Network (LEARN)
Addresses the critical gaps in the capacity of Local and National Non-Governmental Organizations as first responders to infectious disease outbreaks in humanitarian settings.
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