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Back to the drawing board: the challenges of humanitarian action/ Valerie Ann Amos

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AMOS Valerie Ann

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In: Harvard International Review Fall 2013 Vol.XXXV No.2, pp.22-25 (67) Summary: This article highlights on factors that resulted in intense pressure on the UN's humanitarian organizations and partners to respond more quickly when disaster strikes and to be more effective in its response. Such factors include globalization, urbanization, the effects of climate change and asymmetric warfare.

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This article highlights on factors that resulted in intense pressure on the UN's humanitarian organizations and partners to respond more quickly when disaster strikes and to be more effective in its response. Such factors include globalization, urbanization, the effects of climate change and asymmetric warfare.

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