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VOICE Position Paper: The humanitarian NGOs’ perspective on climate resilience
09 December 2021VOICE position papersClimate change and environmental degradation are primary root causes of humanitarian crises around the world. In this Position Paper VOICE asks EU and Members States to scale up climate finance.
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VOICE Policy Resolution 2025 - Time for Action: Humanitarian NGOs call for a bold response to fragility
NewThis document shows VOICE 2025 Policy Resolution. It highlights:
- Prioritising a people-centred approach
- Implementing the Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus (HDP) approach
- Guaranteeing long-term and flexible commitment to fragility -
Principled Humanitarian Action: Joint Statement on Global Humanitarian Overview 2025
As humanitarian crises escalate worldwide, VOICE has joined 108 NGOs aand networks in signing a joint statement calling for urgent and decisive action to alleviate human suffering. -
COP29: VOICE members on the spotlight
At COP29 in Baku, VOICE members are actively engaging to ensure that humanitarian perspectives are highlighted, contributing through statements, policy briefs, and events focused on building climate resilience and addressing the impacts of climate-related disasters. -
New VOICE Strategic Plan 2024-2029
We are happy to unveil the VOICE Strategic Plan 2024-2029, which will chart the path of the VOICE network for the next five years. -
European Humanitarian Forum 2024: VOICE Key Highlights
Following the European Humanitarian Forum 2024 in March, VOICE has gathered some reflections and published an article on the main topics discussed at the two-day event. -
European Humanitarian Forum 2024: wrap-up
This article summarises the third edition of the European Humanitarian Forum, which focused on neglected crises and climate change impacts, addressing International Humanitarian Law violations, and the advocacy for enhanced cross-sector collaboration. -
VOICE at the European Humanitarian Forum 2024
This article gives an overview of the European Humanitarian Forum 2024, including VOICE members' participation in the high-level panels and Humanitarian Talks. -
VOICE Out Loud 36 'From crisis to recovery: women's role in humanitarian action'
The latest VOICE Out Loud edition, emphasises the vital role of women in humanitarian crises and recovery, highlighting their resilience and the necessity of addressing gender-specific challenges. -
COP28: VOICE members' engagement
This article aims at gathering VOICE members' statements and events ahead, during, and after COP28 (30 November-12 December). -
VOICE Annual Report 2022
The VOICE Annual Report 2022 has been published. It provides an overview of the network’s activities and achievements over the past year. -
The First European Humanitarian Forum – VOICE’s reflections
A summary of the network work during the European Humanitarian Forum 2022 -
Climate resilience: We need to act now!
To raise awareness on the need for the European Union (EU) and its Member States (MS) to step up efforts to address the climate crisis and its effects, VOICE launched a Position Paper outlining the key role of humanitarian NGOs in addressing climate change and environmental degradation and setting clear recommendations for the EU and its MS on how to enhance climate resilience. -
IPCC Sixth Assessment Report – ‘Code red for humanity’
On August 9th, the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published its Sixth Assessment Report - "Climate Change 2021: The Physical Science Basis". Find out more about this landmark report and VOICE members' reaction to it. -
VOICE out loud 30: Humanitarian action in the era of climate change!
Discover the new issue of the VOICE out loud where our members explore the effects of climate change on humanitarian needs and how NGOs are dealing with this. -
Over 40 INGOs call for international support in the High Level Conference on the Lake Chad Region in Berlin
The Two INGOs statements on the Lake Chad Basin crisis.
