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Miliband, David; Gurumurthy, Ravi: Improving humanitarian aid : how to relief more efficient and effective. - S. 118-129

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Which Careers Count? -- Heroes Abroad -- In the Office -- Disaster Relief -- Medical Aid -- Disaster Prevention -- Sanitation -- Helping Refugees -- Famine Relief -- Development Projects -- Working with Children -- Risks and Rewards -- Could You Have A Career That Counts? -- Glossary -- Further Reading -- Websites -- Index -- Back Cover

International humanitarian aid today -- Humanitarian organizations and jobs -- The reality of working in humanitarian aid -- Core competencies in humanitarian action: soft skills -- Core competencies: hard skills -- Experiences -- Networks -- Job search -- After the job offer.

MULTI-DIMENSIONAL UN HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTIONS INVOLVING ELEMENTS OF ENFORCEMENT ARE LIKELY TO BE THE RULE IN THE FUTURE. FOR HUMANITARIAN AID, THE UN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM WOULD RECRUIT PERSONNEL FROM THE EXISTING AGENCIES DIRECTLY INTO A NEW COMBINED MILITARY AND CIVIL UN SECRETARIATE. FOR THE MILITARY, UNIFIED COMMAND CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED WITH WITH UN-SANCTIONED, SUB-CONTRACTED OPERATIONS UNDER CHAPTER VIII.