Geneva / Madrid / New York / Paris / Kathmandu / Nairobi / Rome / Copenhagen / Washington / London / /
Company
United Nations Evaluation Group / Humanitarian Accountability Partnership / Practical Action Publishing / HAP International / CNN / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Switzerland / Rwanda / Nepal / United States / Tanzania / Iraq / Somalia / Denmark / /
Facility
Overseas Development Institute / /
IndustryTerm
media criticism / health services / radio network / portable equipment / brand new satellite phone / people management / media coverage / /
MarketIndex
Humanitarian Response / /
NaturalFeature
Beverly Hills / /
Organization
Embassy of Switzerland / office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs / Central Emergency Response Fund / World Health Organization / Evaluation Department / National Science Foundation / Oxfam / Center for Global Development / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / Steering Committee of the Joint Evaluation of Emergency Assistance / United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees / World Food Programme / OECD / United States Agency for International Development / International Red Cross / Disaster Policy Department / French Red Cross / United Nations / Red Crescent Movement / ICRC / Norwegian Embassy / Association of International NGOs in Nepal / Overseas Development Institute / European Commission / Task Force on Ethical and Legal Issues / Centre for Global Development / United Nations Childrens Fund / International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies / Inter-Agency Standing Committee / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Steering Committee / /
Person
John Cosgrave / Lynne Rienner Pubhttp / /
Position
author / Official Development Assistance Assessment / Emergency Relief Coordinator & Under-Secretary-General / /
PublishedMedium
Forced Migration Review / the Field Operations Guide / /
Humanitarian standards - too much of a good thing? John Cosgrave. 14 FebruaryThis paper examines where the humanitarian community is now in terms of quality and accountability, how we got here, and what some of th