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AlertNet for journalists is a set of tools and services designed to make life easier for reporters, fact-checkers and editors when covering humanitarian emergencies.
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Background on more than 80 emergencies
Which aid agencies are on the ground? Who can you call?
Weekly tips for journalists, delivered by email
Compare global humanitarian facts and figures
Keeping tabs on global trends in crisis coverage
We scour the world's media for the most interesting stories.
Improve your humanitarian reporting with our online training modules.
Putting global emergencies on the map
