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Publications

Throughout the year, VOICE produces and disseminates key documents reflecting on humanitarian aid issues at the EU level and from an NGO perspective. They are addressed to decision-makers within the European institutions, at the National level, to NGO networks and other stakeholders of the humanitarian community, as well as to the VOICE members. Some documents are produced by the VOICE Secretariat with the support of VOICE members while others are publications from members and other key stakeholders in the humanitarian sector. 

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  • Interview with Barry Andrews, MEP for Dublin and Chair of the European Parliament’s Committee on Development (DEVE)

    VOICE out loud
    VOICE Out Loud #40 brings an interview with Barry Andrews, MEP for Dublin and Chair of the European Parliament’s Committee on Development (DEVE).
  • Ukraine: Humanity & Inclusion’s (HI) statement on the use of Explosive Weapons in Populated Areas and the rising civilian toll

    Members' publications
    Civilian toll in Ukraine since February 2022 has risen to 58930 killed or injured, underscoring the devastating impact of indiscriminate assaults on civilians and the urgent need for strengthened humanitarian protection.
  • Operationalising The Next HDP Nexus in Fragile States: Insights from Myanmar NRM Experience

    VOICE out loud
    An article featured in the VOICE Out Loud #40 by Amélie Tapella, Advocacy Officer, CESVI.
    In this contribution, CESVI illustrates how the Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) nexus can be operationalised through its work in Myanmar following the devastating 2025 earthquake.
  • Fragility and Displacement: A people-centered approach to working across the nexus

    VOICE out loud
    Article by DRC in the VOICE Out Loud #40
  • Maintaining Principled Engagement in Fragile Contexts: ConcernWorldwide's experience in Niger and Afghanistan

    VOICE out loud
    ConcernWorldwide article in VOICE Out Loud #40
  • Resilience Through Partnership: NGO-driven Private Sector Engagement in Fragile Settings

    VOICE out loud
    International Rescue Committee's article in VOICE Out Loud #40
  • Northern Mozambique: A Crisis Deepening Amid Shrinking Humanitarian Space

    VOICE out loud
    WeWorld article in VOICE Out Loud #40
  • From Charity to Solidarity: Supporting First Responders in Sudan

    VOICE out loud
    A Closer Look article in the Voice Out Loud #40 by Stichting Vluchteling.
  • DRC: Gaza Protection Monitoring (Late July 2025 - February 2026)

    Members' publications
    The findings highlight the interlinked nature of protection risks in Gaza. Insecurity, repeated displacement, unsafe living conditions and barriers to humanitarian assistance collectively contribute to heightened risks and psychological distress among affected populations. Addressing these risks requires sustained humanitarian engagement, including strengthened site management, protection-sensitive assistance delivery and improved access to humanitarian assistance, including scaled up specialised protection services, alongside continued advocacy for the protection of civilians and humanitarian access in line with international humanitarian law.
  • Job Advertisement: Advocacy Officer

    VOICE is looking for an Advocacy Officer for an 8-month contract
  • VOICE Briefing: Why diversity, complementarity and local leadership are essential for EU Humanitarian Action

    VOICE studies and briefing papers
    VOICE Briefing
  • CONCORD VOICE and EPLO joint call: Ensuring that the Global Europe Regulation strengthens the EU’s ability to address fragility

    VOICE position papers

    Tags: NGOs, Partnership, HDP Nexus

    Building on the 2025 joint call and the three networks’ specific recommendations, CONCORD, EPLO and VOICE call on the EU to ensure that the future external action instrument - Global Europe (GE) - strengthens its commitment to addressing fragility and its impacts.
  • VOICE Position Paper on Fragility

    Resilience-Nexus Working Group

    Tags: EU, Resilience, Nexus

    This document reflects the views of the members of the VOICE Resilience-Nexus Working Group, providing the humanitarian NGO perspective on the European approach to resilience, climate change, and implementation of the humanitarian-development-peace nexus.
  • Plan International: East and Central Europe 2022–2025 Impact Assessment report

    Members' publications
    This impact assessment report by Plan International East and Central Europe reviews the organisation’s response to the Ukraine humanitarian crisis between 2022 and 2025. It outlines results across six priority areas, including direct humanitarian assistance, child protection, mental health and psychosocial support, sexual and reproductive health and rights, prevention of gender-based violence, and education. Drawing on programme evidence and operational experience, it highlights the scale of interventions and key cross-cutting lessons on gender equality, inclusion, and youth-centred approaches in humanitarian response.
  • Evidence Base for EU Action on Fragility and the HDP Nexus

    Resilience-Nexus Working Group
    This document consolidates the collective expertise and operational experience of VOICE members on EU engagement in fragile and conflict-affected contexts and the implementation of the Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) Nexus. It brings together existing EU and Member State political commitments, relevant VOICE publications, and concrete case studies to demonstrate that a strong foundation already exists for coherent and principled action. The paper aims to safeguard institutional memory, reinforce accountability for agreed commitments, and support EU policies that translate ambition into meaningful impact for people living in fragile settings.
  • VOICE analysis: DG ECHO 2025 Funding Distribution among Partners and Sectors

    VOICE studies and briefing papers
    Analysis of DG ECHO 2025 funding distribution among partners category and sectors
  • Shaping EU Humanitarian Leadership in a Time of Crisis: Priorities for the EC Communication on Humanitarian Action

    VOICE position papers

    Tags: NGOs, ECHO, Humanitarian

    This position paper consolidates the perspectives of VOICE members on the three main pillars of the Communication: Protect, Reform, Partner. Inputs were gathered through an online survey, a VOICE workshop that brought together NGOs, DG ECHO, the Red Cross, the ICRC, and MSF, a VOICE members’ webinar, and various VOICE statements.
  • Alternatives Humanitaires: Issue 30 - Aid in danger: after the shock of 2025, the consequences and the response

    Members' publications

    Tags: Funding, Crisis Management, Humanitarian

    This issue of Humanitarian Alternatives examines the growing risks facing humanitarian action following major funding shocks in 2025. Drawing on analysis and field-based perspectives, it highlights how shrinking aid budgets are affecting humanitarian systems and crisis-affected populations, the dilemmas faced by organisations under political and financial pressure, and the urgent need for renewed political commitment and sustainable financing to prevent further erosion of humanitarian response.
  • VOICE Call for Expression of Interest for a Consultancy

    VOICE is looking for a consultant to support the VOICE Secretariat in diversifying its financial resources.
  • LAC RMD Coalition: Position paper on the strengthening and effectiveness of humanitarian coordination

    Members' publications

    Tags: Nexus, Localisation, Neglected crises

    This joint position paper by the LAC RMD Coalition, the Colombian Humanitarian NGO Forum, the Venezuela INGO Forum, and the Peru Humanitarian Forum outlines four priority recommendations to strengthen humanitarian coordination in Latin America and the Caribbean amid complex regional crises and funding challenges.
  • International Rescue Committee: 2026 Emergency Watchlist

    Members' publications

    Tags: Crisis Management, Humanitarian, Food security

    The Emergency Watchlist report is the International Rescue Committee’s (IRC) assessment of the 20 countries most likely to face a worsening humanitarian crisis in the coming year.
  • VOICE out loud 40: Fragility the cost of Inaction

    VOICE out loud

    Tags: Resilience, NGOs, R-N WG - minutes - agendas - docs

    The latest issue of the VOICE out loud magazine examines why sustained engagement in fragile contexts is essential, even amid political and financial pressures. Through concrete experiences from humanitarian and development actors, it highlights the human, economic and geopolitical costs of disengagement, and offers practical insights for operationalising the Humanitarian–Development–Peace Nexus in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
  • VOICE key highlights: VOICE - Global Focus roundtable in Copenhagen “Shaping the EU’s humanitarian and development agenda: From Lessons to Action"

    VOICE event reports

    Tags: EU, Humanitarian, HDP Nexus

    This document summarises the main ideas discussed during the roundtable in Copenhagen, jointly organised with Global Focus.
  • MFF Statement - Global Europe: A dangerous gamble for Humanitarian Action

    EU Funding Working Group
    In this statement, VOICE outlines why a clear and predictable humanitarian budget, alongside safeguards for non-programmable funding, is essential to preserve the independence, effectiveness, and credibility of EU humanitarian action—and sets out recommendations to ensure the EU remains a reliable humanitarian donor in an increasingly volatile global context.
  • INTERSOS: Malnutrition in Afghanistan - An overlooked crisis

    Members' publications

    Tags: Funding, Hunger, Food security

    This report by INTERSOS examines Afghanistan’s rapidly worsening malnutrition crisis and outlines how funding cuts, food insecurity and limited access to services are driving severe risks, particularly for children and women. It highlights the organisation’s frontline experience, major gaps in the humanitarian response and the consequences of inaction, concluding with clear recommendations for donors and humanitarian leaders.