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Who Decides What Gets Funded

Explaining what capacity building actually means.
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The Vaguest Phrase in Development

Reporting

Verifying Without Being There

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 20, 2026January 20, 2026
Learn how to verify a claim remotely.

I once spent three days in a humid transit hub outside Goma, staring at a stack of signed waybills that looked perfect on paper while …

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Explaining how access negotiations work during convoys.
Aid

Negotiating Access Convoy by Convoy

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 17, 2026January 17, 2026

I spent a decade watching people in Geneva and New York draft fifty-page frameworks on diplomacy, convinced that high-level summits were the key to getting …

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How aid is tied to donor interests.
Policy

Tied Aid and Its Cost

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 17, 2026January 17, 2026

I remember sitting in a humid warehouse outside Goma, staring at a stack of high-calorie biscuits that were technically “donated” but were practically useless because …

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Explaining how aid budgets get cut.
Policy

What Happens When a Budget Is Cut Mid Year

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 17, 2026January 17, 2026

I remember sitting in a humid warehouse outside Goma, staring at a stack of signed manifests for three dozen trucks that were never going to …

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Learning how to credit local journalists.
Reporting

Bylines and Who Gets One

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 17, 2026January 17, 2026

I spent nine years watching NGOs pour millions into “capacity building” workshops that did nothing but burn through donor funds while the actual people on …

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Explaining what a ceasefire actually is.
Explainers

Ceasefire, Truce and Cessation Explained

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 17, 2026January 17, 2026

I remember sitting in a dusty compound outside Goma, listening to the crackle of a shortwave radio while a UN official read a press release …

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How humanitarian principles work in practice: neutrality.
Aid

Neutrality When Both Sides Object

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 16, 2026January 16, 2026

I spent nine years in East and Central Africa watching people mistake a well-worded mission statement for actual progress. You’ll see glossy annual reports filled …

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Understanding what statelessness means for displaced people.
Explainers

Belonging to No Country

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 16, 2026January 16, 2026

I remember standing at a checkpoint outside Goma in 2014, watching a driver try to explain why his cargo of temperature-sensitive vaccines was sitting in …

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Explaining what an internally displaced person is.
Explainers

Displaced Without Crossing a Border

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 14, 2026January 14, 2026

I spent most of my years in East Africa watching people try to define humanitarian crises with academic jargon and sweeping statistics, but none of …

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Understanding how impact is evaluated.
Development

Proving a Project Caused the Change

by Yusuf Lindqvist January 14, 2026January 14, 2026

I spent a decade in the DRC watching people in air-conditioned offices in Geneva debate the nuances of how impact is evaluated, using metrics that …

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