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Oromo Children, Ethiopia. Credit: Haydyn Yah
The Humanitarian Impact Institute elevates voices and accelerates learning to increase your impact on humanitarian, development, sustainability, social inclusion, peace and security programs globally.
HII uses Inclusive & Participatory approaches to elevate voices & accelerate learning by harnessing Community Voices, Perceptions & Knowledge
Sectoral Practices
Each of our practices specialises in different areas of the humanitarian and development nexus and focus on community impact
Humanitarian Responses
Social Inclusion
Peace & Security
Human Development
Our Sectors
Humanitarian
HEALTH
EDUCATION
PROTECTION
DRR
BASIC NEEDS
Social Inclusion
Human Development
POVERTY REDUCTION
SUSTAINABILITY
INCLUSIVE ECONOMY
Peace & Security
OPEN SOCIETIES
PEACE BUILDING
SECURITY & BORDERS
Services
Our Research, Learning and Strategy services increase impact for humanitarian & development actors – and the communities they serve
RESEARCH
MEAL
STRATEGY
TRAINING COURSES
Localisation
The Humanitarian Impact Institute has conducted more external evaluations and reviews on localisation in our sector than any other evaluation organisation in the past two years. We have developed practical expertise, our own evaluative approaches and HII-funded initiatives to advance localisation.
Global Evaluators Network 2030
GEN2030 is a HII-sponsored platform to support local/national evaluation firms and organisations (especially those that are women-owned and women-led) to grow and increase their capability and impact.
Our Vision for localised community-driven learning is inclusive, holistic & sustainable.
We work in communities affected by conflict, fragility or marginalisation everywhere
The Humanitarian Impact Institute is Headquartered in The Academy, across from Trinity College Dublin.
Our operations are supported by regional hubs in Ukraine (Kyiv), Ethiopia (Addis Ababa), Lebanon (Tyre), Türkiye (Gaziantep) & Afghanistan (Kabul).
The Academy, 42 Pearse Street, Dublin, Ireland D02 KA44
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