Summary – Issue N°13

Editorial    
  Boris Martin Sophie Zaccaria • The impact of generational change on humanitarian aid – p. 1
Perspectives
  Diane Alalouf-Hall

François Audet

 • Haiti: understanding
 the underwhelming appraisal of the international humanitarian efforts – p. 6
Focus : Generations: Break point or fresh start?
  Étienne Baudon  • Finding the proper balance between generations – p. 16
  Éric Gazeau • From enchantment to questioning: the changing face of humanitarian commitment – p. 25
  Amélia Houmaïri-Romy

Vincent Taillandier

 • Should the “new young humanitarians” hack the system? – p. 35
  William Empson, Cécile Pétriat Stefano Manfredi • Integration, inclusion, induction: how Médecins Sans Frontières welcomes new generations – p. 47
  Stéphanie Tchiombiano • Training future generations of international aid professionals: challenges and discussion topics – p. 59
Transitions      
  Karine Meaux, Haryanti Sunarta, Chaerul Umam Patrick Verbruggen • Lessons in localisation: the Fondation de France’s experiences in Nepal and in Indonesia – p. 72
Innovations      
  Valéry Ridde, Solange Dabiré, Christian Dagenais • Use of research by NGOs: a call for reflection and action – p. 86
  Amador Gomez, Pascal Revault, Pawankumar Patil • Operational research and malnutrition: state of knowledge and food for thought – p. 102
Tribune    

   
  Fabrice Weissman • Should Médecins Sans Frontières join the fight against global warming? – p. 124
Reportage    

   
  Denis Rouvre et Médecins du Monde • Unsung heroes, Breaking the silence – p. 142
Culture
  Books   Science to the rescue of universal coverage // The moral of “extreme urgency” in question – p. 159