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This presentation by Control Risks (2009) provides an overview of Crisis and Incident Management, team roles, responsibilities and composition, and the sequence of events.
Information on the proposed composition of the IASC SG and the group’s expected objectives and tasks (2009), with the aim of helping maintain humanitarian operations in high-risk environments and enhancing NGO-UN cooperation.
This paper by David J. Topel (2009) aims to deconstruct negotiation techniques and agreements in Colombia. It does not deal specifically with any particular hostage crisis event but gives a short introduction to the groups and history of conflict as…
This template (2009) can be used to express the organisation security policy, and relevant management procedures.
The purpose of this document is to outline the key processes for the Loss Prevention Officer (LPO), when investigating any allegations of fraud, theft or corruption involving such staff, equipment, monies or resources. It is designed to ensure that all…
This thesis by Drew Lasater (2009) deals with the “Adaptability of the FARC and ELN and the Prediction of their Future Actions” in Colombia. The author states that “Colombia is Latin America’s oldest democracy [and] has faced continual violence and…
International work and travel are an integral part of the daily operations of a multinational company (“MNC”). This paper by Lisbeth Claus, from International SOS (2009), looks to fill the document gap on employment literature by bringing together various lesser known…
Remote Programming Modalities in Somalia. Discussion Paper Drafted by Oxfam International and Merlin for NGO Consortium (January 2009).
This report (2009) by CARE International provides an overview of the action steps that are necessary to do before, during and after a critical security incident. It gives detailed information on those steps also regarding the first 72 hours after…
This paper (2009) by Camille Tawill evaluates the strengths and weaknesses demonstrated by AQIM in the whole of the Maghreb during 2009 with particular comparison to the previous few years. In doing so, this paper takes into account the activities…