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      Risk appetite and risk tolerance. Executive Summary (Members only content)

      Humanitarian Programmatic Issues

      The intent of this document is to provide high level guidance to directors and senior executives on how to address this part of the Code, which essentially requires consideration of the subjects of ‘risk appetite’ and ‘risk tolerance’ (2011). This…

      Other 2011 English

      Health Care in Danger – Making the Case

      Safety

      In 2008, the ICRC (the International Committee of the Red Cross) launched a study to look at how violence affects the delivery of health care in 16 countrie swhere it is operational. Reports of incidents were collected from a variety…

      Report 2011 English

      Russia’s North Caucasus: an arc of insecurity

      Context Analysis, Safety

      This paper by CSS (2011) gives a brief history of relations between Russia and the North Caucasus, including tactics by the Russian government to combat secessionist and more recently terrorist threats. This includes an examination of Medvedev’s modernisation policy, stating…

      Article 2011 English

      Guidelines for Safety & Security training HQ and field staff (Members only content)

      Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, NGO Security Management, Safety

      Each organization is responsible for the health and safety of its employees. In order for employees to be well prepared before travelling or being sent abroad security training must be followed. This document outlines the proposed mandatory Safety & Security…

      Guidance Material 2011 English

      Open NGO Security Policy

      Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, NGO Security Management, Safety

      Guideline provided by the Centre for Safety and Development (2011). This NGO Security Policy is for guidance only, for small NGOs without field offices or expats. It has to be tailored to the characteristics of your organisation, mandate and context.

      Guidance Material 2011 English

      The UK’s review of humanitarian aid: an agenda of radical change?

      Humanitarian Programmatic Issues

      This two page document by the ODI (Overseas Development Institute, 2011) summarises the Humanitarian Emergency Response Review (HERR) commissioned by the UK government to look into how the UK should respond to rapid-onset humanitarian emergencies. It claims the HERR gives a very…

      Policy Document 2011 English