Countering disinformation and misinformation in humanitarian relief work by Nanthini, S.

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Indonesia's Islamic charities : plugging gaps in economic relief by Arifianto, Alexander Raymond, Chen, Jonathan

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The Digital Age of HADR: Harnessing Technology for Relief Operations by Major General Muniruzzaman, A. N. M. (Retd).

“…The advancement in technology has far reaching consequences for many sectors including Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief [HADR]. Satellite and mobile technology has brought about revolutionary changes in the prospect of improving the speed and efficiency of HADR operations.…”
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The loss and damage fund: climate disaster relief for the most vulnerable countries by Randhawa, Dipinder Singh

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Nepal Earthquake One Year On: Building a More Effective Relief Effort by Shrestha, Maxim

“…One year since the devastating Nepal earthquakes, the international relief effort holds lessons for future emergency response. …”
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The Quad and HADR operations: prospects for cooperation with Southeast Asia by Chen, Christopher Zhiming

“…Quad leaders met in New York on 23 September 2022 and signed into operation the Guidelines for the ‘Quad Partnership on Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) in the Indo-Pacific’. This represents an expansion of the scope of the Quad alliance and opens new prospects for ASEAN and Southeast Asia in this critical area of human security.…”
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From Aceh to Chile : is ASEAN prepared for another disaster? by Yang Razali Kassim

“…The latest natural disaster in Chile, like the one in Haiti, comes as yet another test of Southeast Asia’s readiness in global humanitarian relief -- five years after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. …”
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The Rise of Trump and Its Global Implications: Trump's Asia Policy, Two Months On by Liow, Joseph Chinyong

“…However, there is some scope for relief after the initial bluster. Trade however is another matter.…”
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Society-Driven Disaster Response : New Model from China? by Lin, Peng, Wu, Fengshi

“…The rise of a non-governmental relief sector in China, capable of cross-sector coordination in time of crisis, suggests that even in restrictive political environments social actors can play bigger roles in disaster response.…”
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Rohingya refugees : Turks to the rescue by Farish A. Noor

“…Turkey has been playing an increasingly visible role in relief operations in other parts of the world, projecting itself as a benevolent Muslim power and earning the trust of non-Turkish Muslim communities.…”
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Build Back Greener: Climate Change & Humanitarian Response by Sembiring, Margareth, Cook, Alistair David Blair

“…Humanitarian response traditionally provides relief and protection to a population affected by conflict or natural disaster. …”
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De-escalation on Korean Peninsula : The why and how by Sa, Harry

“…Installing a few pressure relief valves in the US-DPRK relationship keep crises from boiling over and prevent miscalculation. …”
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Indonesian Presidential Election 2019 – What Will Happen After the Polls? by Lanti, Irman G.

“…Will Indonesians breath a sigh of relief after the elections or will the polarisation ossify?…”
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The Myanmmar Nargis aftermath: a disaster in governance by Kyaw, Nyi Nyi

“…Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, which made headline news across the globe, triggered denunciations of the military regime in delaying the international humanitarian relief efforts. The cyclone-struck country suffers from bad governance that has turned a natural disaster into a looming public health crisis.…”
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The responsibility to protect : is there a viable strategy? by Loo, Bernard Fook Weng

“…It is important, politically and morally, for countries to commit resources to non-conventional military operations such as post-war reconstruction or humanitarian relief. It is, however, also important for policymakers to be conscious of the difficulties in coming up with coherent strategies for military forces to be successfully deployed in such missions.…”
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Typhoon Haiyan’s aftermath : testing resilience in complex emergencies by Caballero-Anthony, Mely, Amul, Gianna Gayle, Trajano, Julius

“…The country faces the herculean task of providing humanitarian assistance and disaster relief on an unprecedented scale. National authorities need to examine what has gone wrong to address the complex humanitarian challenges facing the survivors.…”
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