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STORY ANGLES - Focus on funding dynamics: Explores implications of US funding, pooled funds, and donor strategies in the humanitarian sector. - Leadership and organizational shifts: Covers executive moves, reform challenges, and NGO expansion.
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- Sep 10, 2026
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“When do you put your foot down?” Why this de-mining group is rejecting US funding (opens the original)
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Norwegian People’s Aid will turn down millions in US government funding due to wide-reaching restrictions on reproductive health and equity, the mine action group announced, in a rare example of a humanitarian organisation publicly rejecting US cash. The decision could affect 40% of NPA’s de-mining budget and 1,700 jobs, and will have “major consequences” for the organisation, NPA said. Few humanitarian groups have spoken publicly about the so-called “global gag rules” since the Trump administra
Inklings | WFP defends new 5-year Palantir deal to staff (opens the original)
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The World Food Programme is standing by its partnership with Palantir, telling staff that the new deal with the controversial military contractor will save the organisation millions of dollars. But some WFPers have questions. Inklings explores how aid works in the wilds of humanitarian hubs, on the front lines of emergency response, or in the dark corners of aid punditry. It’s also available as an email newsletter. Subscribe here. Today: WFP staff question Palantir renewal, the fundraising strat
WFP restarts Gaza aid registration app, but cyber-attack questions linger (opens the original)
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As data collection resumes, partners and donors seek greater accountability and transparency regarding WFP's data security.
WFP restarts Gaza aid registration app, but cyber-attack questions linger (opens the original)
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The World Food Programme is re-opening its self-registration app for Gaza aid recipients, more than two months after a cyber-attack exposed sensitive personal information belonging to what appears to be almost the entire population of the enclave. In a message sent to partner organisations working on responses in Gaza and shared widely this week, WFP announced that the self-registration app, offline since the 14 May cyber-attack, was restarting after the agency had made “improvements to strength
Inklings | What’s this humanitarian leader doing on a US destroyer? (opens the original)
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The latest on WFP partner Palantir, aid worker kidnappings, and ray guns and Tomahawk missiles.
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