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  1. Innovative Research Design: A Journey into the Information Typhoon

    Abstract : Disasters are often characterized by their sudden onset and complex nature. The need for innovative and trans-disciplinary research that starts from the practice of disaster response is uncontested. Yet, the realities of field research require a rework of research design and processes...
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  2. Humanitarianism, the results agenda, innovations and the South Sudan crisis

    Abstract : A focus on objectives, results, outcomes and evidence has been increasing in international assistance, whether for development or for humanitarian relief. On the surface, this “results agenda” is not only reasonable, but commendable. However, when considered more closely, major problems...
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  3. Innovations in international humanitarian action

    Abstract : This study aims to explore how ALNAP members and the wider sector might prioritise innovation and risk-taking in policy and practice. It does so by first reviewing experience in the private, public and third sectors to develop a conceptual model which should enable a better understanding...
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  4. 2013 Innovation Jam: Knowledge Map

    Excerpt : Through brainstorming and discussion exercises, participants in the Jam identified five themes that they deemed challenges in their present work and complementary to their strategic objectives for the following year. These specific themes emerged from a prioritization exercise and...
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  5. Innovation Management, Innovation Ecosystems and Humanitarian Innovation: Literature Review for the Humanitarian Innovation Ecosystem Research Project

    Excerpt : Innovation matters. In the business world this is a clear imperative – if we don’t change what we offer the world (products, services) and the ways we create and deliver them (process innovation) then we may not be in business for long. Innovation is often presented as a survival issue...
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