The Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme (HIEP): Bringing New Evidence and Methods to Humanitarian Action: Evidence Synthesis

This paper identifies a number of findings and recommendations in relation to the thematic areas of protracted crises, resilience, basic services and research uptake.

• From: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
• Published: 31 August 2020

• Document Type: Research Paper
• Theme: Humanitarian Disasters and Emergencies
• Authors: Nelis, T, Allouche, J and Sida, L

Abstract

In 2013, the UK Department for International Development created the Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme (HIEP).

The HIEP programme was established in response to the paucity of evidence and the need for innovation to identify and help overcome the methodological and operational barriers to delivering humanitarian interventions and programming in fragile and conflict-affected contexts. HIEP was closed in March 2020. As part of an uptake project carried out by the Institute of Development Studies to increase engagement with the evidence commissioned by HIEP, this paper identifies a number of findings and recommendations in relation to the thematic areas of protracted crises, resilience, basic services and research uptake.

Citation

Nelis, T.; Allouche, J. and Sida, L. (2020) The Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme (HIEP): Bringing New Evidence and Methods to Humanitarian Action, Evidence Synthesis, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies

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The Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme (HIEP): Bringing New Evidence and Methods to Humanitarian Action, Evidence Synthesis

Published 31 August 2020