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The World Humanitarian Summit: priorities for reform inquiry

Inquiry

The International Development Committee is inquiring into priorities for the 2016 World Humanitarian Summit, in particular, focusing on what DFID's priorities should be for next year's Summit. The shortcomings of the global humanitarian assistance funding model and whether responses are sufficiently tailored to vulnerable groups and children.

The Committee has published a letter to the Rt Hon Justine Greening MP, Secretary of State for International Development, setting out six priority areas for discussion at the summit which the Committee feels will help the international community fulfil its responsibilities to deliver a more effective and efficient humanitarian system.

Work news

World Humanitarian Summit: priorities for reform - Special Report publication

International Development Committee publishes Special Report Tuesday 19 July 2016

Violations of international humanitarian law need universal political action

International Development Committee publishes report with key priorities for World Humanitarian Summit

Priorities set out for first ever World Humanitarian Summit

International Development Committee publishes World Humanitarian Summit letter

Former Secretaries of State discuss DFID's future strategic direction

International Development Committee takes evidence on humanitarian work operating in high-risk environments

Resilience to and prevention of humanitarian crises examined

International Development Committee takes evidence on the agenda for the World Humanitarian Summit

World Humanitarian Summit priorities examined with Minister

International Development Committee takes evidence on how to make aid evolve into long-term support

The global humanitarian system inquiry launched

International Development Committee invites written submissions on the global humanitarian system

16 December 2015

Contact us

Email: indcom@parliament.uk
Phone: 020 7219 1223 (general enquiries) |0207 219 8969 (media enquiries)
Address: International Development Committee, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA