In today’s world of complex crises—from conflict zones to climate disasters—humanitarian aid depends on more than just good intentions. It depends on understanding.
This lecture introduces IMPACT Initiatives, a global organisation at the forefront of humanitarian research. Rather than delivering aid directly, they provide something just as powerful: the data, analysis, and insight that guide life-saving decisions on the ground.
Through real-world examples, you’ll discover how teams operating in some of the most challenging environments collect critical information, map urgent needs, and influence organisations like the United Nations and international NGOs.
Whether you're interested in global affairs, data-driven decision-making, or humanitarian work, this session offers a rare look behind the scenes at how impact is truly measured—and made.
Join us to explore how evidence can transform aid—and why it matters now more than ever.
