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In 2006, a group of security managers formed the European Interagency Security Forum (EISF), establishing a peer-led space for trust-building and practical learning. As the sector professionalised, EISF helped shape the policies and tools that now underpin aid delivery in…
Effective engagement of executive leadership is essential for establishing and sustaining security risk management (SRM) as a strategic priority in aid organisations. However, as outlined in the GISF & Humanitarian Outcomes 2024 report, State of Practice: The Evolution of SRM…
Against a backdrop of increasing aid worker causalities, the UK Parliament’s International Development Committee (IDC) launched an inquiry into IHL adherence and aid worker protection in December 2024. Over six months, GISF provided detailed written and oral evidence on behalf…
Following the International Development Committee’s (IDC) report on IHL and aid worker protection (June 2025), the UK Government has issued its formal response. See the attached document on the left for what matters for SRM: where the government agrees, partially…
In this Webinar, Dragonfly Analysts explored the evolving threat posed by the Islamic State (IS) and its global affiliates, drawing on insights from their latest Intelligence Spotlight report, The Long War. They provide a global outlook on IS activity over…
Join GISF, Alight, and a representative from Factal for an in-depth webinar exploring how NGOs can harness the full potential of Factal—a real-time risk intelligence platform trusted by global organisations. We’ll go beyond the basics to show you how to…
As the operational environment for humanitarian work becomes increasingly complex the risk of arbitrary arrest and detention of humanitarian staff—particularly national staff—is a growing concern. As these incidents become more frequent, NGOs must be prepared to respond ethically, effectively, and…
A major terrorist attack in Kashmir on 22 April has raised the prospect of a renewed crisis and potential conflict between India and Pakistan. A Pakistan-based militant group claimed responsibility for the attack that killed at least 26 Indian and…