GISF publishes Security to Go in French
GISF is pleased to announce the publication of the French translation of Security to Go.
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.
GISF is committed to protecting your data and your privacy, as well as safeguarding the information you give us. That’s why to support the changes arising from the new General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), we have updated our Privacy Policy.
InterAction and Humanitarian Outcomes have launched the second phase of the study 'NGOs and Risk', which will focus on risk management within partnerships between national/local and international NGOs. See the survey shared.
In this op-ed by Megan Nobert and Christine Williamson discuss duty of care and how it relates to the sexual exploitation and abuse of beneficiaries and sexual violence against aid workers.
CartONG and Terre des hommes launch website with guidance on collecting data in the field, including information on how to ensure data protection.
In this blog, Megan Nobert provides five guidelines for addressing sexual violence in humanitarian security risk management.
GISF has today published the Spanish translation of its Security to Go guide.
Concise recap of everything that the GISF Secretariat team published in the last six months.
In this blog, Andrew Eckert writes about GISF's upcoming participation at Borderless 2018 and discusses the other topics that will be addressed by the programme of speakers.