Moria: The Beacon That No One Sees Anymore
Six years ago, the infamous Moria refugee camp on Lesbos burned down. Since then, promises to improve the situation of refugees in the EU turned on its head.
Meet our Team: Nastia, Infield Operations Coordinator in Ukraine
In this interview, we sat down with our Infield Operations Coordinator, Anastasia Vorobyova, in Ukraine to learn more about her background, her day-to-day life on the ground, and what drives her to continue her essential work. She shares her journey from running a language school to joining the humanitarian response, the realities of living in a conflict zone, and the incredible resilience of the people around her.
Monitoring the Patient While the Sky Monitors You.
Medical neutrality becoming psychologically uncertain. The Red Cross, ambulance, hospital, scrubs, or medical role ordinarily signify protection and neutrality. Under persistent surveillance, you may intellectually understand those protections while simultaneously feeling that being identifiable does not necessarily make you safe.
Heat – More than just hot
Climate change will lead to an increase in prolonged heat waves. Yet heat is much more than just a weather phenomenon. It affects our social life, health, the environment, politics, and, very specifically, our operations in crisis areas – and thus becomes a matter of global justice.
Meet Our Team: Felix, Head of Finance
Behind every humanitarian response in a crisis zone is a team based in Berlin that ensures everything runs smoothly. One of them is our colleague Felix. He has been with CADUS for two years, and for over a year he has been leading our financial management as Head of Finance. In this interview, he explains how he and his team bridge the gap between the German tax office and the reality on the ground in a war zone.
Ceuta und die von der EU verdrängten Fluchtursachen
Warum die aktuelle Debatte an Zäunen und Kontrollverlust hängen bleibt, statt koloniale Geschichte und globale Ungleichheit als eigentliche Fluchtursachen zu benennen.
“Operating in Sudan requires constant flexibility and adaptation.”
Years of conflict have pushed Sudan’s healthcare system to the brink of collapse. In this interview, our colleague Dr. Hisham Abdulaziz discusses the challenges of working in an unstable environment and explains why the resilience of local health care workers is the foundation of all humanitarian aid.
A Bridge Between Research and Practice
Successful Completion of the AMADEUS Research Project Amid fire and smoke, the live demonstration of the flying 5G mobile base station—complete with a communications platform designed to provide a detailed situational overview—kicked off on July 8, 2026. It
CADUS HEAT
For many organizations, Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT) is part of the preparations for humanitarian missions in war and crisis zones. In this interview with our training team, you’ll learn how these trainings are conducted at CADUS, what participants learn, and what HEAT can actually achieve.
Meet our Team: Dr. Hareen De Silva
There’s almost no place nor community on earth too remote for our colleague and general practitioner Dr. Hareen De Silva BEM: From being the only doctor on a remote island, working on engaging and providing healthcare within marginalised communities to now leading the health department at CADUS. In this interview, Hareen shares what impassions him and which goals he has for humanitarian work.
