Shaping the future: Our strategy for research and innovation in humanitarian response.
A global organisation that finds solutions to complex humanitarian problems through research and innovation..
Our purpose is clear: we work in partnership with a global community of humanitarian actors, researchers and innovators to improve the quality of humanitarian action and deliver better outcomes for people affected by crises.
We empower the humanitarian community. Find out how we can support you...
Implementing Problem Management Plus (PM+) through humanitarian agencies

Delivering Problem Management Plus Supervision in Hard to Reach Areas
Field Lab wider Applied for Sludge Treatment (FAST)

What did the FAST project achieve and where are we now?
Little Ripples refugee-led early childhood education

Growing New Leaders for Little Ripples
Self-examination DNA swabs supporting sexual violence investigations

The value of stakeholder engagement and partnership in forensic innovation
Chemical water quality and malnourished child health

What if the water we use at nutrition clinics has the potential to harm?
Chemical water quality and malnourished child health

Stepping towards water quality guidance for intensive therapeutic feeding centers
Optimizing a community-based model for case identification, monitoring, and prevention of hypertension/diabetes

Updates from Our Research: NCDs Among Syrian Refugees in Jordan
Octopus: guidance on faecal sludge disposal in emergencies

OCTOPUS, the first collaborative platform on faecal sludge management
User-centred engagement for child-friendly sanitation design

Latrine design process becomes child’s play
Sustainable, worm-based, communal sanitation for refugee camps

Are Communal Tiger Worm Toilets a sustainable option for camps?
Responsive listening through improved feedback mechanisms

Understanding Community Needs: taking a human-centred design approach to reporting misconduct
Understanding uncomplicated severely acutely malnourished infants

Success! Identifying and supporting infants under 6 months to help prevent acute malnutrition
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