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Evidence Aid aims to save lives and livelihoods in disasters by providing decision-makers with the best available evidence and by championing its use. You can visit their website, which includes a range of Resources and Evidence Collections for decision makers,…
For decades, aid workers have responded to increasing humanitarian needs in complex environments while facing serious threats and access challenges. Security risk management (SRM) has become crucial in allowing humanitarians to deliver aid despite these obstacles, and the sector’s professionalisation…
Developed in collaboration with DisasterReady and Insecurity Insight, this free assessment-based certificate programme enables humanitarian organisations and staff to understand the basic principles and practices behind security risk management, strengthen their security capacity and systematise security risk management processes and…
Details This is a set of learning modules which provide practical guidance on learning methodology basics to ensure quality competency-based training and support the roll-out of competency-based approach to rapid response learning and development. This course will be great for you if…
GISF NGO Security Toolbox The GISF NGO Security Toolbox provides easily accessible guidance, resources and tools to help NGOs integrate good risk management practices into their operations in-country during humanitarian responses. The toolbox enables both security specialists and non-security staff…
Security is everyone’s responsibility. That is why the new Stay Safe 2.0 Global Edition is for you. You will find three different levels in the new Stay Safe 2.0 Global Edition: Level 1 – Fundamentals Level 2 – Personal and Volunteer Security…
A comic, created by Oxfam, to inform drivers on security issues and SoPs.
This short how-to-note provides practical guidance for researchers or monitoring and evaluation (M&E) staff collecting data or researching Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH) related subjects. The note is available on the left.
This how-to-note provides detailed and practical guidance on safeguarding considerations for monitoring, evaluation (M&E) and research. This note details what safe M&E is, what needs to be in place to support safe M&E and research and what should be considered…