Resources
This section has been developed to provide resources to those interested in humanitarian accountability and all it encompasses. You will find case studies and tools that can be used to support
best practice within the humanitarian sector and provide researchers and students with a better understanding of the principles and concepts that construct the foundation of an accountable organisation.
Training materials, studies and general resources can be found under the following headings:
- Case Studies & Tools Our Case studies and Tools outline the approaches to accountability which have been tried and tested by HAP members.
- HAP Publications Our publications are the main vehicle for communicating our findings, sharing training resources and providing policy advice.
- HAP Research Events This page will detail past, current and future research workshops and conferences undertaken by HAP.
- Resource Library The e-Library is a database of documents and resources related to accountability in the Humanitarian sector. Users can browse by themes or search for specific resources.
- Resource Links There are a number of resources held online that offer an array of information.
Temporary School in Thankyo Taing Village, Twantay, Myanmar July 2008
"Agencies urgently need to put in place standardised monitoring arrangements. And where accountability mechanisms already exist - such as the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership International - we must use them more systematically."
Gareth Thomas, UK Minister of State for Development, speaking in Geneva to humanitarian aid experts from the UN, including UN High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres, October 2008.