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Centre for Humanitarian Action

The Centre for Humanitarian Action (CHA) is a think tank fostering critical reflection, open debate and public communication of humanitarian action.

The Centre for Humanitarian Action (CHA) is a Berlin-based think tank founded in 2019, which engages in independent analysis, initiates debates and spreads the word about humanitarian action and principles amongst the general public. The CHA is an initiative of humanitarian organisations to strengthen German and international humanitarian action. The four core areas of work until the end of 2023 a

re:
- Humanitarian policy and strategy capacity of German actors
- Opportunities and risks of digitalisation for German humanitarian actors
- Localisation in practice: partnership in humanitarian project and risk management
- Climate change and humanitarian change
An overview of all topics can be found here: https://www.chaberlin.org/en/topics/

20/08/2026

The crucial question is: What will Germany prioritise? - CHA Director Ralf Südhoff in German news programme "Tagesschau" on : https://ow.ly/IzRN50ZBTv1

19/08/2026

What are the consequences of the drastic cutbacks in humanitarian aid? - CHA Director Ralf Südhoff in a special on German Radio hr info: https://ow.ly/JOOK50ZBp7h

19/08/2026

"We need a Germany and a Europe that stands up to Trump’s self-serving politics and sets the right prioritiess" - says CHA Director Ralf Südhoff on German Radio WDR5 on 2026 : https://ow.ly/CCbi50ZBmEc

15/07/2026

What does look like in the context of and funding facilities?
CHA researcher Goda Milasiute's new paper explores this question through three key dimensions: access to funding, decision-making, and equitable partnerships. Learn more: https://ow.ly/IIF650Zl4i6
Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe

10/07/2026

Out now: The CHA Newsletter 3/2026 with News, Publications and Events 👇
https://ow.ly/lp2f50Zmksb

09/07/2026

CHA Director Ralf Südhoff was invited as an expert to the public hearing of the Committee on Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid. In his statement on the 'Challenges to the international humanitarian system and its reform' he outlined 10 recommendations for the Federal government [German]: https://ow.ly/nYpq50ZlXJx

09/07/2026

No aspect of aid mirrors the challenges, power imbalances and urgent reform needs more clearly than money and the way it flows in the aid sector. Join us at on 25+26 November 2026 in Berlin & online to discuss what it would take to fix the money and in doing so, profoundly reform international aid. REGISTER NOW: https://ow.ly/bcpK50ZlVwY

08/07/2026

LIVE: Public hearing of the German parliament on “Challenges to the international humanitarian system and its reform” - with CHA director Ralf Südhoff as invited expert: https://www.bundestag.de/mediathek

08/07/2026

Pooled funds are the "new stars" in the intermediary landscape. CHA researcher Goda Milašiūtė outlines practical steps that actors involved in or planning to engage with can take to remove barriers to leadership within and through these mechanisms. https://ow.ly/HEqq50Zl551
Help - Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe

01/07/2026

C&D research project frameworks continue to have a researcher knowledge production blindspot. On Larissa Fast, Birte Vogel and Jessica Field (The Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute (HCRI) recommend three steps external organisations should take before a project begins: https://ow.ly/XKgq50Zj25R

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