Strategic and implementation support across the whole Humanitarian Programming Cycle — from risk reduction and preparedness through to assessment, strategy definition, resource mobilisation, implementation, evaluation and learning — in both acute and protracted crises, and in fragile, vulnerable and conflict-affected settings.

Practical support for planning and implementing integrated service delivery, prioritising key service components according to resource availability and security considerations, ensuring maintenance of essential services and building community and health service resilience. This includes context-adapting and implementing chronic disease care delivery, including high-risk conditions such as dialysis and Type 1 diabetes care.

Support for systemic change between communities, local actors and aid agencies: building trust and understanding, identifying and addressing barriers to collaboration, and defining shared needs, agendas and grounds for cooperation.

Support for adapting service delivery and health structures to increase the climate resilience of services and communities, and for ensuring that care provision and service design are done in an environmentally sustainable way.

Design and development of curricula and training programmes, delivery of in-person and online courses, applying both traditional and experiential learning methodologies.

Technical support for developing research agendas, and for the design of individual qualitative, quantitative or mixed-methods studies — including descriptive epidemiological studies, social research and programme evaluation using health systems methodologies.

Support on individual ethical dilemmas as well as broader systemic issues or organisational change processes, including ethics training or the implementation of systems to integrate ethical reflection.