The Good Humanitarian

By The Hague Humanitarian Studies Centre | ISS

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Have you ever wondered what it really costs to do good in a world where crises are cascading and growing faster than the resources to respond to them? Humanitarian work is often seen as selfless and heroic, but behind every response are complex choices about money, safety, power and whose needs are met first. And the system itself? Still a patchwork of organisations, people, policies and pressures, where even the best intentions can collide with reality. In Season 2 of 'The Good Humanitarian', we’re exploring The Cost of Doing Good.

Episode Date
How and what do we rebuild after a disaster?
Sep 09, 2026
What’s ‘vulnerability’? And what are we vulnerable to?
Sep 02, 2026
From Bukavu to The Hague
Aug 26, 2026
Who pays for all this anyway?
Aug 19, 2026
Welcome back to The Good Humanitarian
Aug 12, 2026
Can humanitarians ever be neutral?
Mar 13, 2025
Making a bad situation much much worse: when disaster meets conflict
Mar 06, 2025
The climate is changing, and people are moving
Feb 13, 2025
Humanitarians are always good, right?
Feb 06, 2025
Thousands of crises, thousands of responses
Jan 30, 2025
Welcome to The Good Humanitarian
Jan 24, 2025