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On Friday the 25th of June, GISF hosted a roundtable on the evolving security situation in Ethiopia. The aim of this roundtable discussion, facilitated by GISF, was to provide members with an opportunity to share information, concerns, and questions on…
GISF have recently developed a new interactive Managing Sexual Violence Guide together with Disaster Ready in English and Arabic. Sexual violence in all its forms violates human rights. Organisations have a duty of care to respond to incidents of sexual…
On Friday the 11th of June, GISF hosted a 2nd roundtable on the evolving security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The aim of this roundtable discussion, facilitated by GISF, was to provide members with an opportunity to…
On Friday the 4th of June, GISF hosted a roundtable on the evolving security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The aim of this roundtable discussion, facilitated by GISF, was to provide members with an opportunity to share…
Since attacks on aid workers have been recorded, local and national NGO (L/NNGO) aid workers worldwide have been the most exposed to security risks. As efforts to ‘localise’ aid carry on and with it, partnerships multiply, we must ensure that…
On Thursday 20th May, Risk Advisory hosted a webinar, exclusively for GISF’s members, focusing on Yemen. The international community has recently intensified its efforts to find a political solution to the conflict in Yemen, driven in part by Saudi Arabia’s calculation…
On Thursday 20th June, Risk Advisory hosted a webinar, exclusively for GISF’s members, focusing on Yemen. The international community has recently intensified its efforts to find a political solution to the conflict in Yemen, driven in part by Saudi Arabia’s calculation…
GISF would like to thank everyone who attended this year’s March Forum. The active engagement and interest of the participants throughout ensured that this virtual forum was a success. With the help of a diverse range of speakers, we explored…
Remote Crisis Management Course The environments in which staff travel and work present a constant risk of security and safety incidents. The majority of these incidents, should they affect personnel, would normally be dealt with and managed through the existing…
In April 2021 GISF hosted a webinar that was open to both members and non-members to feature insights from the recent release of GISF’s modules on gender-based harassment and abuse risks for personnel during Covid-19, inclusivity and security risk management.…