Background Humanitarian access refers to humanitarian actors’ ability to reach people affected by crisis, as well as, the affected population’s ability to access humanitarian assistance and services.
NRC has created a dedicated public access monitoring tool for local organisations to help them track and visualise humanitarian access impediments. The NRC Collect Tool is available on the KoBoToolbox server.
This report explores the potential for blockchain-based financial technologies, particularly regulated stablecoins, to help address financial access challenges in Syria.
It finds that cryptocurrencies present a significant opportunity to overcome longstanding derisking cha
The Toolkit aims to continue improving understanding of counterterrorism and sanctions-related issues and equip humanitarian actors with the practical tools and guidance to navigate operating in contexts where these measures apply. First published in 2015 and updated in 2020, the 2024 v
As conflict dynamics change around the world and NGOs increasingly work in fragile contexts, humanitarian teams are being challenged to understand and work with markets where Designated Terrorist Entities (DTEs) and Counter Terrorism Measures (CTMs) are part of the operational landscape.
Many of the environments in which NRC and the humanitarian community operates have evolved over recent years with significant implications for how the organisation engages non-state armed groups (NSAGs or armed groups).
Analysing access to hard-to-reach (H2R) areas is a challenge for both the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) and the wider humanitarian community. Measuring levels across diverse settings is difficult because the local realities that determine access must be abstracted enough to comparable.
This report presents the challenges that people living with organised criminal violence in Honduras face, including in accessing protection and assistance, and how they navigate and cope with them.