Sign up! 7 Sept | Hybrid global launch event: 2022 edition of ALNAP's The State of the Humanitarian System report

How is the system performing on health, refugee crises, active conflict, reducing mortality and averting hunger? Does it cause harm? Is it becoming more locally-led? Does it have enough money? Is it resource-efficient? Join us – as we launch the 2022 edition of ALNAP's flagship The State of the Humanitarian System (SOHS) report – to look back and reflect on where we have made progress since 2018 and what we have learned.  

The first in a series of launches around the world, this hybrid event will be both: 

• An in-person event in Nairobi, hosted by the Kenya Red Cross Society.
   
• An online event, open to anyone interested in humanitarian affairs wishing to join the discussion virtually 

Sign up to join online Register interest to attend in person

Welcome remarks: Juliet Parker, Director, ALNAP

Keynote presentation: Alice Obrecht, Head of Research and co-author for the State of the Humanitarian System Report 2022

Chair: Dr Asha Mohammed, Secretary General of Kenya Red Cross Society.

Panellists:

• Daniel O’Malley, Head of Delegation, ICRC
• Shaun Hughes, Sr. Regional Emergencies Advisor for WFP 
• Fatuma Kinsi Abass, Executive Director, Pastoralist Girls
• Brian Kurbis, Regional Humanitarian Advisor and Regional Support Team Lead, BHA, USAID
   

About the SOHS 
 

Now in its 5th edition, the SOHS report assesses the size, shape and performance of the humanitarian system against key criteria. It has become a valuable resource for humanitarian decision-making, and a means by which the humanitarian system can be held accountable to crisis-affected populations. The report is independent and based on evidence from on-the-ground practitioners, crisis-affected populations, host governments, academics, policy-makers and donors.