Mapping response during the wartime: A network study of the humanitarian crisis efforts in Ukraine
通过内容分析和网络分析，研究乌克兰战争引发的人道主义危机中，公共、私人和非营利组织之间的协作与协调结构，揭示当前响应的优缺点，为未来人道主义策略提供参考。
The humanitarian crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine surpasses the capacity of any single agency, institution, or organization, making collaboration and coordination among public, private, and nonprofit actors essential. Ongoing attacks on transport and energy infrastructure have severely disrupted public services—including education, healthcare, evacuation, and electricity—leaving millions of civilians without access to basic necessities such as water, food, and medical care. The scale and complexity of the crisis demand a level of service delivery that no single national or international actor can provide alone. Consequently, a coordinated, multi-organizational humanitarian response is crucial for effective aid delivery. This paper examines the structure of the humanitarian response to the crisis caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with particular emphasis on coordination and collaboration among humanitarian actors. Through content and network analysis, the study investigates the response structure, roles, and relationships among humanitarian partners, as well as their collective efforts to address the crisis. The findings are essential for identifying the strengths and weaknesses of the current response and for informing future humanitarian strategies.