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This document (2017) features evidence on organizational resilience based on research conducted by the British Standards Institute and the Cranfield School of Management. The assessment covers 181 articles and is supplemented by five case studies.
This index report (2017) highlights a number of insights that are outlined in the Organizational Resilience Report published by the British Standards Insititute and the Cranfield School of management.
This report by Other Solutions Consulting (2017) outlines the urgent need to (re)open negotiations with Anglophone activists to avoid a likely escalation of violence in the southwest and northwest regions of Cameroon, and advocates for a shift in the Government’s strategy…
This report by Amnesty International (2017) explores the measures used by state and non-state actors to silence or repress human rights defenders (HRDs). These measures range from personal attacks like threats, beatings and even killings to the use of legislation…
This report provides an analysis of the changing dynamics of the conflict in South Sudan between December 2013 and July 2017. The author tracks the multiple stages of the conflict, the impact on the South Sudanese community and concludes by…
This report is intended to provide a sense of the overall security situation for NGOs working in South Sudan, both at the national level and more locally across the country between January and June 2017. It was produced by the…
“Report the Abuse (RTA), the first global NGO to solely address sexual violence against humanitarian aid workers, has created the first good practices tool to assist humanitarian organisations in their efforts to improve how they address this problem. As the…
This annex provides recommendations for reducing risk factors for sexual violence against humanitarian aid workers.
This annex provides recommendations for improving prevention measures to address sexual violence against humanitarian aid workers.
This annex provides recommendations for improving policies on sexual violence against humanitarian aid workers.