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EU(2022)Guidance on the environmental requirements for EU funded humanitarian aid operations .. (PDF, 6.67 MB)
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PIN (2022) SEMI-QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF ACCESS AND COVERAGE REPORT, NALOLO DISTRICT, ZAMBIA (PDF, 2.3 MB)
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PIN (2022) INSPIRED: Human Rights-Based Approach (Issue 8) (PDF, 7.82 MB)
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PIN (2022) Human rights-based approach to development and humanitarian programming handbook annexes (PDF, 243.04 KB)
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PIN (2022) Human rights-based approach to development and humanitarian programming handbook (PDF, 2.74 MB)
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ICRC and WVI (2018) Operational Guidance for Child Friendly Spaces in Humanitarian Settings (URL)
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CSF (2012) - How to guide to conflict Sensitivity (PDF, 1.45 MB)
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Household Emergency Assessment Tool (HEAT) (XLSX, 76.95 KB)
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Basic Needs Analysis Questionnaire (DOCX, 1.19 MB)
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M&E for Adaptive Management - Real Time Evaluation (PDF, 707.83 KB)
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All you need to know about climate change: explore People in Need's brand new website on climate!

All you need to know about climate change: explore People in Need's brand new website on climate!

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Have you already seen IndiKit's new guidance on market development indicators?

Have you already seen IndiKit's new guidance on market development indicators?

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Technical support to PIN's teams: explore it now!

Technical support to PIN's teams: explore it now!

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Have you already seen IndiKit's new guidance on environmental indicators?

Have you already seen IndiKit's new guidance on environmental indicators?

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Awareness raising isn't enough! Explore behaviourchange.net

Awareness raising isn't enough! Explore behaviourchange.net

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