Humanitarian Reports Samples For Students

Introduction

Literature Review
Psychologists have previously considered societal norms, behaviors, attitudes, communication of knowledge and observations made by others as determinants of intergroup beliefs. Several studies have provided support for this premise. These studies have demonstrated that there exists consensus among the stereotypical beliefs of different individuals. These studies also showed that prejudice and stereotyping result from clearly defined and established group norms. The studies also found that racial attitudes of different individuals differ depending on the societal norms professed in the immediate environment. This shows that individuals exhibit relatively favorable intergroup attitudes that are dependent in the beliefs ...

Management Issues and Challenges Faced by UNICEF UK

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Executive Summary

UNICEF UK is a renowned international humanitarian organization whose operations have impacted on millions of children. The organization’s slow response to crises outside of the UK has placed it under immense scrutiny in ...

Introduction

Social consensus information is one of the things that have influence on inter-group attitudes. However, the most essential thing is that there is a significance of the way in which individuals get into the group that provides the consensus information. Ideally the term consensus means a collective idea or opinion about specific times. To insist on the need to have a consensus, it is determined at making the general agreement (Sechrist, 2007). This report aims at making detailed analysis about the social consensus information and the level at which it can cause can influence the humanitarian help. The research from which this ...

Written Report for Project Procedure Manual for the Shoe Box Project for United Way

Introduction
The Shoe Box project is a humanitarian activity that seeks to support homeless men in the United States. The project aims to collect objects from well-wishers after which they should distribute them to needy men. The complicated and demanding nature of the project requires a higher level of care and order for effective and efficient integration of the various activities of the program. Therefore, the paper presents a written report for the best procedures that the Shoe Box Project for United Way could adopt for maximum results. The intent of the written report is to formulate a feasible ...

(UNICEF) United Nations Children’s Fund is a program geared towards providing children and mothers living in developing countries with long-term developmental assistance and humanitarian aid. It works towards overcoming diseases, poverty, violence and discrimination.
Political factors impede UNICEF in carrying out its mandate of humanitarian efforts and activities. The organization operates in highly volatile locations; some embroiled in conflicts and others on the brink of civil wars. In places like Iraq, carrying out polio vaccinations becomes difficult especially with the presence Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). ISIS refuses entry for any international organization and government authority ...

Management

Executive summary
This report analyzes the logistics industry. The Australian based company Panalpina is selected for the reader to achieve an internal view of the operations of such companies. Specifically, this study focuses on the value added services popular in the industry. The value added services offered by Panalpina are analyzed and assessed to determine if they are up to standard in the global industry. The report shows that Panalpina is company that is worth of the global recognition that it receives since its services are unique and complementary to meet the needs of diverse customers. The general ...

List of acronyms and abbreviations. 3

Executive summary 4
Section 1: Introduction. 4
1.1 Background. 4
1.2 Study objective. 6
Section 2: Findings.. 6
2.1 Causes and effects.. 6
2.1.1 Conflict.6
2.2 Responses and evaluation.. 8
Section 3: Conclusion.... 10
Section 4: Recommendations 11
References..13
Acronyms and abbreviations
FAO Food and Agriculture Organization
GHA Global Humanitarian Assistance
GS Gaza stripe
HRW Human Rights Watch
ICC International Criminal Court
IFA International Food Aid
OPT Occupied Palestinian Territories
UN United Nations
UNRWA The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for
Palestine Refugees in the Near East
WB West bank
WBGS West bank and Gaza stripe
WFP World ...

Steevens, Warrington. With Kitchener to Khartoum: After the Conquest. London and Edinburg: William Blackwood and Sons, 317-325. Print.
Steevens article “With Kitchener to Khartoum: After the Conquest” offers a critical analysis on the conquest of Khartoum from the Egyptians who administered it during the period prior the conquest. The article’s thesis is that the conquest of Khartoum from the Egyptian administration was beneficial as it was equally detrimental. Precisely, the article centers on the premise that conquest of Khartoum was costly, but it served for the benefit of Egypt. In supporting the above-mentioned thesis, the author offers a ...

Introduction

This report presents an analysis of Cyrenians, a charitable housing organization whose activities are based in West London. It documents the activities of the company in the community of Hounslow detailing the needs of the residents of Hounslow in West London with regard to the services provided by Cyrenians. Centrally, the aim of the report is to establish the role that Cyrenians play in ensuring equality and diversity in housing, in its areas of operation taking the example of Hounslow as a study case.

The Community of Hounslow

The London Borough of Hounslow is an outer London borough situated in West London. It extends somewhere ...

Medical students returning from their global health trips often discuss about their experiences including patient information, health condition, photos, and test results that are supposedly shared only with the patient’s family members. This encompasses a significant risk for the patient in terms unreasonable exploitation of their medical condition and an apparent violation of professional ethical standard (IFMSA 1). This is just one of the concerns that arises in international global health experiences that make skeptics to question whether it does more harm than good. A month before summertime kicks in, university bulletin boards are crowded with posters inviting forward-looking ...

The article by Robert Zoellick emphasizes on the importance of the World Bank as an instrument to “use finance to tackle global problems” and develop third world countries. Since its foundation the aim of the World Bank Group was to combat consequences of war and to provide assistance to the developing countries. Zoellick looks back at the history of the World Bank, mentioning challenges on the way of this institution. During the course of establishing of a free enterprise economy and the diffusion of private capital, the World Bank had not been only issuing loans, but fostering growth and overcoming ...

Part 1: Review of the Organization

The American Red Cross - Orange County Chapter, is a humanitarian organization in the U.S that comprises of a team of volunteers. The organization is guided by the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and its Congressional Charter. American Red Cross operates on a strategic plan that guides its efforts and activities for a period. It seeks to address the changing needs for the region’s residents. Additionally, the plan and objectives provides the necessary steps that the organization undertakes to achieve its objectives. Finally, it assists the organization to achieve its mission effectively.
The organization’s plans ...

Why are low lying islands affected by climate change?

How will islands be affected?
What will happen to the populations of inundated islands?
Burkett, M. “In Search of Refuge: Pacific Islands, Climate-Induced Migration, and the Legal Frontier.” Asia - Pacific Issues 98 (2011): 1-8.
Within the next fifty years people in the low lying Pacific Islands will be forced to leave their homes because of increased frequency and intensity of storms and floods, sea-level rise, and desertification. Many will not only lose their homes, but also their nation. If plans are not put in place to address this, it could cause a humanitarian disaster and political chaos? ...

Introduction

Employees are the most important internal shareholders for the organizations, as they are the one who gives their time and efforts for the sustainability of the organization. In return, they need something that will satisfy their inner appetite completely (Dunne and Morris, 2008). There are two important types of rewards that can be given by the organizations to their employees, known as Intrinsic Rewards and Extrinsic rewards. Bonus, Perks and Remuneration are some of the important parts of extrinsic rewards. The think tanks of organizations always try to deliver the best employment services to their employees by managing the ...

- Acknowledgements
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- Introduction
This paper will discuss three types of democracies in relation to their applicability to a low income country. A low income country is characterized by poor economic development, infringement of workers’ rights and extreme levels of poverty. The first democracy that the paper ...

The term tribunal holds several definitions. It may be likened to a court while others may choose to describe a tribunal as a committee tasked with the role of overseeing particular obligations. Tribunals usually hold powers of adjudication. Two or more countries may deem it important to form tribunals for several reasons. First, international tribunals tend to be independent of the countries that create them. This increases confidence from member countries in the neutrality of the tribunals and consequently their ability to make impartial decisions on matters that affect member countries. When a dispute between two or more countries is settled in one ...

Introduction

According to the CIA fact book (1), Japan is a country in the Eastern Asia. It is an island located between the Sea of Japan and the North Pacific Ocean, and East of the Korean Peninsula. The total area of the country is 377,915 sq km, of which 364,485 sq km are dry land while the remaining 13,430 sq km is made up of water bodies. Given that the country itself is an island, it has other minor islands which combine to make up the Japanese country. These are Ogasawara-gunto, also called the Bonin Islands, Okinotori-shima, Volcano ...