Question group

4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies

Questions in this group:

4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 5.1f What are the drivers of a growing/resurgent presence of military actors in politics, and what are the potential global and regional implications? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.4e How can emergencies and disasters be anticipated better and so responded to faster? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.4d What does research indicate about climate as a driver of conflict? How can post-conflict reconstruction avoid pollution-emitting technologies? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.4c Which actions can build local capacity, strengthen systems, and improve preparedness and resilience, and reduce the likelihood of resulting migration? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.4b What are the most effective mechanisms for procuring and integrating expertise and evidence during international crises? What strategies are best for decision-making with incomplete data and how should such decisions be communicated? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.4a How is advice best communicated during an international crisis, considering audience needs and communication mediums? What works best to identify, target, support and, measure outcomes of behavioural interventions during emergency responses? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3h How can Early Warning Systems take account of better knowing the state of the built environment stock? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3g What needs to be done to tackle aging infrastructure reaching the end of its safe design life? What is the cost? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3f Where are the best examples for transitioning from humanitarian responses to development processes in the built environment and how can lessons be transferred? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3e What inclusive city and town planning approaches can better prepare for DRR? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

sustainable development

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3d How can existing infrastructure be adapted and made more resilient for uncertain futures? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3c How can infrastructure be constructed in a way that reduces the risk of failure, causing harm, and leaving vulnerable groups behind in the event of a disaster? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3b How can previous responses to emergencies (such as natural hazard events, infrastructure failures, or malicious attacks) best inform future responses? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.3a What is the role of nature-based solutions in relation to building adaptive capacity and in disaster responses, including DRR? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.2h What will the changing international political context and climate change mean for how the humanitarian system operates? What are the potential impacts on levels of migration? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.2g What works to promote the use of clean energy by displaced people, refugees and host communities? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.2f How can basic services such as health and education for vulnerable people be sustained for the long-term in conflict-prone areas, and how can humanitarian and development efforts be better integrated to support this? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.2e How can respect for International Humanitarian Law and Humanitarian principles be promoted? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.2d How can we improve forecasting, anticipatory action, and measuring and projecting excess mortality? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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4. Conflict, Humanitarian and Emergencies 4.2c How can resilient livelihoods for farmers and pastoralists in protracted crises and climate change be supported? Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, 2026

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