Topics
Five threads running through a decade of work
Curated entry points into the corpus. Each topic hub pulls together the essays, technical pieces, and field reflections that belong together, and adds a short orientation for anyone landing cold.
COP31, Climate Finance and the Data That Decides Who Gets Funded
Essays on the road to Antalya: NCQG, the Loss and Damage Fund, the Belém adaptation indicators, and the measurement systems quietly deciding which countries can compete for the money.
Disaster Risk Data: Sendai, G-DRSF, DELTA Resilience and the Architecture Underneath
Field essays on disaster loss accounting, national DRR data systems, the G-DRSF, and the move from DesInventar to sovereign, interoperable, AI-ready architectures like DELTA Resilience.
Early Warning and Anticipatory Action: Reaching the Vulnerable Before the Hazard Does
Essays on Early Warnings for All, anticipatory action, impact-based forecasting, the 72-hour problem, and what has to exist for a forecast to become help that reaches the people most exposed in time.
Humanitarian Data: The Voices the Systems Miss and the Equity We Have Not Built Yet
Essays on data responsibility, accountability to affected populations, voice-native evidence systems, the data poverty trap in fragile contexts, and what data equity actually requires.
Humanitarian Cash Transfer Programming: Data, Monitoring, and the Joint Response Underneath
Essays on cash transfer information systems, multipurpose cash, joint cash programming at country level, agentic cash operations, and inter-agency post-distribution monitoring meta-analysis.
Information Management: Coordination, Continuity, and the Politics Underneath
Essays on humanitarian IM as a coordination discipline: the agentic future, the coordination trap, the continuity problem, GeoAI, joint cash measurement, and the politics that decides who owns the platform.