VOICE Out Loud 41
What Must Not be Lost: Protecting People-Centered Humanitarian Action
The articles in this new edition remind us that protection, education, mental health and psychosocial support, disability inclusion, and sexual and reproductive health and rights are not optional additions to humanitarian response but fundamental to principled humanitarian action
From Commitments to Principled Implementation?
VOICE Reaction to the Joint Communication on Humanitarian Aid
VOICE Briefing: Why Diversity, Complementarity and Local Leadership are Essential for EU Humanitarian Action
VOICE’s new briefing highlights why maintaining a diverse ecosystem of actors is key to effective and inclusive humanitarian response.
Humanitarian Action Works!
Join and share VOICE EU wide communication campaign!
The campaign highlights that humanitarian action delivers real, tangible impact for people affected by emergencies, giving access to food, healthcare and water, to safety, protection and dignity.
Shaping EU Humanitarian Leadership in a Time of Crisis
VOICE Position Paper
Priorities for the European Commission new Communication on Humanitarian Aid. VOICE calls on the European Union to use this Communication as a political anchor to ensure that EU humanitarian action remains needs-based, impartial, neutral, and independent,
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Protecting Those Who Protect: A Joint NGO Statement for Humanitarian Workers' Safety
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Council negotiating box: a reprieve for humanitarian action, but deep cuts to EU external action
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VOICE, CONCORD, EPLO Press release: Europe cannot afford to turn its back on the world
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HP Watch Group Recommendations: HIPs & Programming Cycle Simplification
19 October 2026HP Watch Group -
Childhoods on the frontline: What crisis and humanitarian funding cuts mean for children
16 October 2026Members' publications
