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The third instalment of the blog series 'Understanding Us: new perspectives on risk, safety and resilience' is out now.
Registration is now open for the Strategic Leadership for Humanitarian Security programme at IE Business School, Madrid, which runs from 18th - 22nd May 2020. Early-bird and NGO discounts are available.
GISF has launched a global survey for its new research project Partnerships and Security Risk Management: From the local organisation perspective. The survey (available in Arabic, French, Spanish and English) is targeted at the personnel of local and national organisations, that have experience with partnerships with INGOs. It will be open until October 10th, 2019.
Registration is now open for two free workshops run by GISF and Insecurity Insight at this year's AidEx Brussels.
GISF is launching a global survey for its new research project Partnerships and Security Risk Management: From the local organisation perspective. The survey (available in Arabic, French, Spanish and English) is targeted at the personnel of local and national organisations, that have experience with partnerships with INGOs. It will be open until October 10th, 2019.
GISF is launching a global survey for its new research project Partnerships and Security Risk Management: From the local organisation perspective. The survey (available in Arabic, French, Spanish and English) is targeted at the personnel of local and national organisations, that have experience with partnerships with INGOs. It will be open until October 10th, 2019.
Following the end of GISF's 'At What Cost?' campaign, this blog gives an account of the campaign's impact so far.
As part of the #AtWhatCost campaign, GISF has published an open letter to NGOs and donors about ineffective funding structures for security risk management.
Beginning 8th July 2019, GISF will be carrying out a month-long campaign entitled At What Cost? that aims to raise awareness about issues with current financial processes for security risk management in aid and donor organisations.