In the second blog in our series on the drought, Jackson Wachira reminds us that, “In a post-pandemic world of climate shocks, we mustn’t exclude adaptive entrepreneurs from response programmes”

In the first of a new series of blogs on the current crises in the region, Nancy Balfour asks “Why Kenyans are left on their own and suffering devastating drought in silence?”

A new study by CHC into fragility and water security in South Sudan finds that the relationship between water and conflict is complex. Water is both a driver of conflict and a catalyst for peace

In May 2022, Centre for Humanitarian Change released its report “Anticipatory Action to drought induced crisis in Kenya and Somalia”, which tracked two years’ worth of drought impact and aid response data between 2020-2022.

CHC collaborated with Andy Robinson, who is an independent WASH specialist, to provide technical support to UNICEF and the Ministry of Health during the just concluded National consultation workshops on rural sanitation in Kenya. In particular, CHC assisted in the review and adaptation of  rural sanitation implementing guidelines and protocols for Arid and Semi Arid […]

CHC Founding Director, Nancy Balfour will present a paper at the World Conference on Humanitarian Studies scheduled from 3-5 November 2021 in Paris, France and online. The paper is entitled: ‘Expanding the utility of seasonal surveys – Including Household Water In-Security Experience (HWISE) in nutrition and food security analysis in humanitarian settings’. It is based […]

Since June, CHC has been evaluating the UNICEF Mozambique Country Office response to the Level 2 emergency in Cabo Delgado province. CHC worked in collaboration with the UNICEF Mozambique office staff, UNICEF East and Southern Africa Regional staff, implementing partners, other UN agencies, donors and other organizations to gather insights on the crisis. The evaluation […]

CHC in collaboration with Predikt supported UNICEF and the Government of Indonesia to develop a WASH coordination mechanism for national and provincial responses, with roles for government institutions and nongovernmental organizations laid out. This was achieved through a systematic assessment of the WASH in Emergencies (WiE) sector in Indonesia. This study aimed to complete a […]

Date: 14th -15th April 2021 CHC is partnering with MSF, Oxfam and University of Nairobi to bring together knowledge and practice on climate forecasting and disease outbreaks with the aim of improving our capacity to respond effectively, especially in the water, sanitation and hygiene sector (WASH). We are planning an event in April to bring […]