Development policy

The past decade has seen several countries move towards more autocratic governance, wiping out advances in global levels of democratization made over the last 35 years, and feeding a growing unease about the future of democracy. This poses complex challenges to Danish development engagements that aim to support local development, peace, and security without supporting illegitimate political regimes.

Humanitarianism is undergoing a profound transformation, with an array of diverse actors entering the humanitarian arena. These shifts raise critical questions about the efficacy of humanitarian responses and the evolving needs of those who rely on them.

Considering climate displacement and social cohesion

Current knowledge and next steps for programming and practice

Towards a new paradigm of non-knowledge in digital humanitarianism