“International agencies struggle to measure the real impact of their humanitarian interventions – if we are honest with ourselves and the world, then we should admit that the nature of humanitarian work means that it is not always possible to know the exact impact of our actions,” says Victor Buhendwa Mirindi, a Delegate with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)*.
Starting off as a biology teacher in his original home country, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Victor later switched to the area of nutrition and public health, working for international non-governmental organizations. However, it...
