Humanitarian Aid and the European Union: An Analysis of its Effectiveness in the Field

This book critically examines the effectiveness of EU humanitarian aid delivery in the wake of multiple crises.

Focusing on four primary case studies – Myanmar, Lebanon, Mozambique, and Mali – which present distinct crisis types (complex, human-made, and natural), it reveals why the effectiveness of EU humanitarian aid programmes varies in relation to pre-established objectives. Drawing on extensive interviews and official documents from UN, EU, and NGO officials, the book introduces an inno...