This report summarizes the findings of a review of UNICEF’s 10 largest humanitarian responses, as measured in 2019 humanitarian expenditure. By synthesizing evidence from key informant interviews, survey responses, country documents and Strategic Monitoring Questions (SMQ) data, it aims to assess UNICEF’s progress and quality in linking humanitarian and development programming (LHD), including, where applicable, peacebuilding objectives.1 Although it was not possible to get the same level of evidence from all 10 countries as was planned prior to the COVID-19 emergency, the research team believes the overall findings may serve as reasonably representative and instructive.