Archives : Presentations
Winning "Hearts and Minds" in Afghanistan: Assessing the Effectiveness of Development Aid in COIN Operations
Development assistance is becoming an increasingly important tool to “win hearts and minds” and promote stability in counterinsurgency (COIN) operations. Given its centrality to COIN doctrine and strategy, there is still a surprisingly weak evidence base for the effectiveness of aid as a COIN “weapons system.” The objective of this conference is to help address this evidence gap. The 1022nd Wilton Park Conference will facilitate interaction and learning between policymakers, practitioners and researchers interested in the relationship between aid and stabilization in Afghanistan as well as in COIN contexts more generally.
Hearing on U.S. Aid to Pakistan: Planning and Accountability
Testimony of Andrew Wilder.
Livelihoods, Power and Choice (Presentation Slides)
Presentation slides for the Livelihoods, Power and Choice project findings.
Complexity and Context as the Determinants of the Future
Humanitarian crises today are not due to one underlying cause but rather to a set of complex issues or an accumulation of adverse trends.
Looking Ahead
Brief comments to the Global Humanitarian Platform Meeting in Geneva.
Crisis and Normality, Two Sides of the Same Coin
A presentation by Peter Walker.
Humanitarian Agenda 2015: Principles, Power and Perceptions
Text of a presentation given to the Norwegian Refugee Council.
Improving Food Security Analysis and Response
Keynote address for the International Workshop on the Integrated Food Security and Humanitarian Phase Classification.
How Compatible Are UN Coherence and Humanitarian Partnership?
Closing Remarks — International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG), Geneva, Switzerland
Human Security and the Pivotal Role of Science in Achieving It
Inauguration address for the Irwin H. Rosenberg Professorship of Nutrition and Human Security

