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Power shifting at the Sudan Humanitarian Fund is necessary and feasible.

Recent aid cuts in Kenya will undermine refugee-led organizations, which are critical to building a more effective and sustainable response.

Kenya can fully realize the potential of the Refugee Act 2021 and create a more inclusive and self-reliant refugee population.

Egypt's new Asylum Law promises better protections for its Sudanese refugees — but their realities on the ground are far more precarious.

Kenya’s national and local governments, donors, and humanitarian agencies can support refugee-led adaptation to climate change.

The Nuba mountains are one of the few places in Sudan where a robust aid response could be scaled up. It is an opportunity that cannot be missed.

Kenya's shift away from an encampment refugee policy and towards economic integration needs sustained funding and expertise.

Mozambique is a reminder that the world’s failures to sustain investments in peace produce humanitarian fallout and widespread displacement.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and especially the eastern part of the country, has endured decades of conflict, pitting government forces against rebel groups.

Tigray’s IDPs are paying the price, and if more help does not come soon, some may not be able to hang on for long.