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GISF Publications GISF Briefing Papers and Reports GISF Briefing Papers and Reports investigate some of the key conceptual issues facing NGOs and security risk managers in humanitarian operations. The papers aim to consolidate theory in practice; many contain practical tools…
This year’s Aid Worker Security Report examines the type of security incidents that involve what is often called collateral damage, which includes airstrikes, shelling, landmines, unexploded ordnance and other remnants of war, and crossfire. The likelihood of staff falling victim…
Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such…
Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such…
Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such…
On Wednesday 17th August, GISF hosted a webinar ‘Road Safety: From driver training to human behaviour, how we can encourage safe behaviour’. Based on his years of experience, Dan Hardy looked at what driver training has taught him about developing…
1 Week • 5 Modules • Instructor-led online course The programme enhances participants’ capacity to analyse, plan, and prepare for safety and security threats when…
8 Weeks • 8 Modules • Instructor-led online course Safety and Security management is central to the successful co-ordination and implementation of humanitarian and international…
1 Week • 5 Modules • Instructor-led online course This advanced Personal Safety and Security course is delivered online, it covers the key learning objectives…
1 Week • 5 Modules • Instructor-led online course This advanced Personal Safety and Security course is delivered online, it covers the key learning objectives…