This thematic review of Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP) was designed to inform learning and promote and enhance practice across the AHP mechanism in the area of AAP, including identifying challenges, risks, mitigations and recommendations to improve practice.

This learning brief captures the lessons from the Real Time Review (RTR) of the AHP response in Ukraine, with a particular focus on mental health and psychosocial support in emergencies.

This report seeks to reflect the lived experience of people with disabilities in the Rohingya AHP Phase III Response, their stories and feedback on what has changed for them, and the continued barriers they face.

Disability inclusion report and recommendations from the Timor-Leste national Disabled Persons Organisation, RHTO, following a rapid needs assessment of floods in Dili.

Read the findings and recommendations of a mid-term evaluation of the AHP’s multi-year humanitarian response in Iraq - the Building Peaceful Futures Program.

This paper presents a critical reflection of Church Agencies Network Disaster Operations (CAN DO) 2017-2018 localised response to the Monaro Volcano eruption in Vanuatu. The response was funded by the Australian Government through the Australian Humanitarian Partnership.

Read the findings and the recommendations of the evaluation of the Australian Humanitarian Partnership’s response to the 2018 Highlands Earthquake in Papua New Guinea.

Read the lessons and insights from the ‘Responding for Impact’ seminar, hosted by the Australian Humanitarian Partnership and the Humanitarian Reference Group (chaired by ACFID) in July 2019.

Read the findings and recommendations of an independent evaluation of the AHP response to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen.

AHP Response: World Vision Australia and Oxfam Australia, with support from their South Sudan agencies and an independent evaluation team leader completed a joint evaluation of the 2017 - 2018 AHP response to the famine in South Sudan.

Following a dam collapse and flash flooding in Laos in 2018, CARE undertook a two-phase rapid gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) analysis in Attapeu Proince to provide information and recommendations about the different needs, capacities and coping strategies of women, men, boys and girls including people with a disability and ethnic minority groups. You can read the findings here.

“Down by the River’, published by Oxfam Australia, documents the shared stories of eveyday life of Fijian sexual and gender minorities before and after Tropical Cyclone Winston.

The Grand Bargain is about the need to work together efficiently, transparently and harmoniously.

How is the humanitarian imperative to save lives balanced with a focus on ensuring the response is locally led?

The AHP follows the successful Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA). Read stories of HPA effectiveness.   

Read about the AHP's predecessor the Humanitarian Partnership Agreement (HPA), and the impact of its disaster risk reduction programming.