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The Human Side of Humanitarian Work: Well-Being and Performance Among Aid Workers in Egypt
Well-being and productivity are widely recognized as central to the work performance of humanitarian aid workers. Despite increasing attention to staff well-being, performance within the humanitarian sector in Egypt remains stagnant or, in some cases, declining. This study examines why expanded well...
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2026
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