It’s been one week since we launched the Development Initiatives (DI) Archival Collection! 🚀

Don’t let years of crucial data on poverty & resilience disappear. Dive into the flagship GHA reports and more via #NewLearningLandscapes:

🔗 lnkd.in/dnnWCt2p

#knowledgerescue #WithLearningComesChange

As part of our #NewlearningLandscapes campaign, we launched the Development Initiatives Archival Collection - freely available resources to anyone who needs it this week.

🔗 Explore the archive: alnap.org/help-library...

Keep the knowledge flowing!
#knowledgepreservation #WithLearningComesChange

Development Initiatives archival collection To preserve DI’s learning for the humanitarian sector, former DI staff and ALNAP created this archive. With the support of our members, ALNAP also ensured the ongoing delivery of the GHA report, whose...

How can we learn if crucial knowledge is lost?

Development Initiatives shut down in 2024, which risked the loss of learning resources. Instead, these #humanitarian learnings live on.

Now live - Development Initiatives Archival Collection: alnap.org/help-library...

#NewLearningLandscapes

This is a great initiative inviting professionals in the humanitarian sector to share their knowledge and experience despite funding constraints. If you're in the sector - get involved! #NewLearningLandscapes

New learning landscapes A co-created campaign to shape a more inclusive, equitable and effective humanitarian learning architecture, fit for the future.

Last week, we launched #NewLearningLandscapes — a collective response to the loss of learning in the humanitarian sector and the growing threats to our knowledge culture.

Learn more and see how to get involved: alnap.org/humanitarian...

Funding constraints are reshaping evaluation in the humanitarian sector — with fewer resources, smaller teams, and pressure for positive results.
 But there are opportunities too: more joint and locally led evaluations. What risks or opportunities do you see?
buff.ly/KlW82OX
 
#NewLearningLandscapes

2026 is a vital window for fresh approaches, to champion new initiatives, challenge existing thinking & create space for dialogue on the future humanitarian learning landscape.

What should we do differently? Share your thoughts here or post & tag @alnaplearn.bsky.social

#NewLearningLandscapes

ALNAP’s #NewLearningLandscapes campaign officially kicks off today 🎉

We want your best examples of where learning has made a big difference in the planning/delivery of humanitarian work.

For more info about the campaign, visit: buff.ly/ldhuPRb

Help us shape a humanitarian knowledge architecture fit for the future Join us as we draw on our collective resolve and ingenuity and begin to shape a new chapter in humanitarian learning.

On 3 March, we kick off #NewLearningLandscapes, an exciting, co-created campaign to shape an inclusive, equitable & effective humanitarian learning architecture

Read here: alnap.org/commentary-m... or DM us. Join us as we begin a new chapter in humanitarian learning.

#WithLearningComesChange

#NewLearningLandscapes is our positive response to the loss of learning & threats to the humanitarian knowledge culture.

Learning is more important than ever, join the movement to: Stabilise, Protect, Enable, Co-create & Expand.

Read campaign kick-off piece: bit.ly/3OiuCyN or DM us for more info.

A year on from our sector’s ‘burning books’ moment, join us as we summon our collective resolve and ingenuity as we begin to write a new chapter in humanitarian learning.

It all begins on 3 March.

Follow our socials. Or DM us for more info.

#NewLearningLandscapes #WithLearningComesChange