Last year, the Global Interagency Security Forum (GISF) partnered with International Location Safety (ILS) to produce Security Risk Management…
In 2024, more aid workers were killed than in any other year on record. To tackle this critical situation, GISF will host…
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM – 5 December 2024 “The Global Interagency Security Forum (GISF) welcomes the UN Secretary-General’s recommendations pursuant to Security Council…
In security risk management, acronyms and technical terms are part of daily life. Having a common language enables us to be precise in our communications.
We’re excited to announce that GISF’s NGO Security Toolbox is now available in French! This resource offers local organisations the guidance, tools, and resources…
Neutrality may seem like a simple idea. It refers to a stance of not supporting either side in a conflict or dispute. But it is…
About the project Self-assessment is vital for good security risk management (SRM). It involves reflecting on your security practices and seeing how your organisation measures…
Following an election process by GISF members, three new representatives have joined the Steering Group. These are: Victoria Andrews (Mercy Corps), Anne-Céline Okonta (Action Against…
Public health emergencies, such as COVID-19 and Ebola, can be devastating for affected communities. People suffer directly when they contract the diseases. But outbreaks also…
A robust security risk management (SRM) strategy is critical for any NGO to achieve its mission. But for too many organisations, such strategies don’t exist.