Archive:
In the second Humanitarian Incidents podcast, Phil Candy, Security Advisor at Medair, discusses his organisation's adoption of an online security incident information management system, the benefits they have experience and the challenges they are working to overcome.
GISF is seeking a Reseach and Projects Trainee to join the GISF Secretariat and help us ensure that GISF continues to undertake high quality research, projects, and events.
In the first Humanitarian Incidents podcast, Christina Wille, Co-Director at Insecurity Insight, discusses the principles and practicalities of sharing incident information and the potential benefits for NGOs.
In this blog, Eva Nolle highlights seven key aspects for an INGO to consider with regards to partnerships with an international or local NGO.
In this blog, Adelicia Fairbanks reflects on a recent event at the ICRC Humanitarium which brought panellists from around the world together to discuss the security challenges posed by the global push towards the localisation of humanitarian action.
In this blog, Fiona Dunkley discusses her RESPECT resilience toolkit, created to support security managers and aid workers in building personal resilience.
In this op-ed, Cosima Cloquet considers the security and access challenges faced by humanitarian actors trying to respond to needs in the Democratic Republic of Congo in light of insecurity, poor governance, and the upcoming elections.
The SLT Oversight Committee has developed a survey with to help gather information about how SLT is understood, used, viewed and how it might be improved.
GISF is pleased to announce the publication of the French translation of Security to Go.
To celebrate the Iaunch of the Arabic translation of the Security Incident Information Management (SIIM) Handbook, the SIIM team are holding an event in Allan, Jordan on 26th June.