A recent assessment provides insight into community perceptions of humanitarian assistance. The findings show that the response is broadly trusted and positively perceived. However, gaps exist in areas such as satisfaction, transparency, and participation.

The assessment highlights the importance of accountability mechanisms, noting that their existence does not automatically translate into meaningful accountability. Further details on the findings are available, including information on protection, localization, and humanitarian transition. The assessment offers important evidence on how communities perceive humanitarian assistance, information, and feedback mechanisms.

It identifies areas for improvement, including timely access to information and community influence over humanitarian decisions.