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Strategic Planning in the Humanitarian Sector

Eilidh Kennedy, Michel Maietta

A Manual to Foresight and Futures-Focused Thinking

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Release Date: 28/10/2021

Genre: Law & Politics
Label: Routledge
Language: English
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

A Manual to Foresight and Futures-Focused Thinking

This book provides humanitarian practitioners and policy makers with a manual for how to apply foresight and strategy in their work. An essential point of reference for practitioners and decision makers, as well as students studying humanitarian affairs, global development, conflict studies and international relations.


This book provides humanitarian practitioners and policy makers with a manual for how to apply foresight and strategy in their work.

Drawing on extensive research, the book demonstrates in practical terms how embedding futures-focused thinking into practice can help humanitarian actors to enhance their impact and fit for the future. The book provides readers with a step-by-step guide to an innovative combination of tools and methods tested and refined over the course of several years. However, it also goes beyond this, by grounding the approach within the broader ambition of making humanitarian action more effective. Overall, the analytical and strategic processes outlined in this book will accompany a decision maker through every stage of creating a robust, agile and impactful long-term strategy.

This accessible guide will be an essential point of reference for practitioners and decision makers in the humanitarian ecosystem, as well as students studying humanitarian affairs, global development, conflict studies and international relations.