To access the livestream for GISF’s Global Security Risk and Policy Conference, you will need to register for each individual session you wish to attend.
Wednesday 26 February
GISF Annual General Meeting (AGM) (09:00-11:30 GMT)
The AGM is the opportunity for members to hear from, and question, the Board of Directors on GISF’s performance and strategy. This session is open to members and associates only (unless you have approval to join from the Chair). Register to attend online here.
Keynote Address and Aid Under Fire: Reflections on the deadliest year for aid workers (13:00-14:30 GMT)
Senator Tom Clonan delivers the opening address covering global fragility and the protection of aid workers. Then a panel of experts explores the challenges faced by aid workers and the factors driving the alarming trend of increasing aid worker fatalities. Register to attend online here.
The Cost of Security: The state of funding and resourcing for security risk management (15:00-16:15 GMT)
This session examines the realities of security resourcing in the sector, highlighting critical gaps and challenges, and the implications for the cost and value of security risk management. Register to attend online here.
Security Funding: Donor policies and practice (16:30-18:00 GMT)
This session introduces GISF’s review of donor policies and explores recommendations to enhance the availability and effectiveness of resources for security. Register to attend online here.
Thursday 27 February
Plenary feedback and reflections (13:45-14:45 GMT)
Returning from the morning’s breakout sessions, this plenary session provides a space for participants to reflect on their conversations and offer feedback on the key discussion points and relevant findings. Register to attend online here.
Moving Forward: From commitments to actions, Wrap Up & Closing Remarks (15:15-16:30 GMT)
As the conference ends, it is important to reflect on the discussions, commitments, and possible outcomes. This session aims to consolidate findings and propose tangible actions that ensure better resourcing for security risk management, with the aim of keeping aid workers safe. Register to attend online here.