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Phil Connors, Sophie Perreard, Sonia Brockington, Gilbert Kruidenier, Nazanin Zadeh-Cummings, and Daniel McAvoy

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  • the history of humanitarianism
  • the principles and values that underpin humanitarian action
  • different actors and how the system works
  • exploring if localisation is the future of humanitarian action

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Humanitarian aid overview

Introduction to Humanitarian Aid gives a good overview of the history and principles of the field to those who are interested in getting into it. However, some may find themselves not engaged after the first half of the course.

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