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Today is World Humanitarian Day (WHD), an annual campaign that highlights the importance, effectiveness and positive impact of humanitarian work globally and recognises the acute humanitarian [...]

Integrity participated in the 2018 UK Evaluation Society (UKES) Annual Evaluation Conference in London on the 2nd and 3rd of May.

Integrity is pleased to have won the Highly Commended Award at the 2018 British Expertise International Awards (BEIA), held on the 12th of April.

Integrity’s Alex Bescoby presents ‘The Changing of Kings’ at Somerset House On Monday night, Integrity’s Alex Bescoby delivered a talk entitled ‘The Changing of Kings – a lens [...]

Upcoming Event: The Changing of Kings – a lens on history and division in Burma (Myanmar) At Integrity, we’re committed to going above and beyond to understand the complex contexts in which we [...]

Situated between two colossal neighbours, it’s easy to forget that Nepal is not a small country and is home to nearly 28 million.

What happens when INGOs and UN agencies are perceived as favouring one ethnic group over another in a conflict setting?

In March Integrity CEO Anthony Ellis and Conflict Specialist Dr James Khalil attended CDA Collaborative Learning Projects' DFID-funded Reflecting on Peace Practise Programme.

Between September and October Integrity research analyst Will Carter led a three-person team to Myanmar to complete a Strategic Conflict Assessment and Conflict Sensitivity Study.

Integrity was contracted in June 2012 by CARE Bangladesh to develop learning papers on garment workers and rural manufacturing and private sector engagement (PSE) strategy.