"... this paper puts forward an alternative vision based on the role of ‘humanitarian innovation’. It understands innovation not as novelty or invention but as the adaptation of products or processes to a particular context. It is based on the recognition that there may be alternative, untapped solutions and solution-holders ‘out there’ that can provide new and better ways to approach the different sectors that comprise humanitarianism – water, sanitation, nutrition, communications, livelihoods, shelter, and health ..." (Quoted from paper)