Triple Nexus Approach

The Humanitarian Agenda leverages its expertise and research to inform the development of humanitarian practice and provides a platform for the meeting and discussion of various humanitarian actors in cooperative planning

The ‘triple nexus’ approach aspires to transform the planning, implementation and financing of humanitarian, development and peace activities in fragile situations. With an intensifying level of global humanitarian need, the triple nexus approach’s focus on building resilience, recognizes the value of enhancing the cooperation of various actors in mitigating vulnerabilities and promoting peace. The triple nexus approach utilizes the combined expertise of the sustainable development, peacebuilding and conflict mitigation, and humanitarian aid sectors in overcoming collective challenges and ensuring the protection and wellbeing of affected populations.

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Enhancing Humanitarian Aid and Security in Northern Mozambique

Following a year of regional security force engagement, violence and mass displacement are again on the rise in northern Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, generating unprecedented security and humanitarian needs requiring an immediate and sustained response.

Commentary by Sierra Ballard and Emilia Columbo — September 8, 2022

Finding a Path through Quagmire

The insurgency in the Sahel has led to widespread humanitarian needs. Humanitarian operations are limited by instability and the competing agendas of regional actors. Improving humanitarian outcomes will require enhanced cooperation and increased understanding.

Brief by Will Brown — August 12, 2022

Lebanon’s Growing Humanitarian Crisis

A humanitarian emergency is growing among Lebanese. Overlaps in humanitarian responses risk fueling tensions and wasting limited aid resources. CSIS's Will Todman and Caleb Harper argue that an independent review is necessary to maximize the effectiveness of humanitarian aid.

Brief by Will Todman and Caleb Harper — December 16, 2021

The Brewing Storm in Jordan’s Oasis of Calm

Jordan is now facing a threefold challenge—Covid-19, rising unemployment, and a deteriorating situation for refugees—that threatens the country’s stability.

Commentary by Erol Yayboke and Shannon McKeown — March 11, 2021

Aid and Conflict: Pitfalls in Yemen

No two countries have been as generous to Yemen in the last year as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which pledged billions of dollars in aid to the poor and embattled country on the tip of the Arabian Peninsula. 

Brief by Jon B. Alterman — August 16, 2018