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London, United Kingdom – 12 June 2025 The Global Interagency Security Forum (GISF) welcomes the UK International Development Committee’s report concluding its parliamentary inquiry…
In an era marked by shifting alliances, strategic rivalries, and renewed geopolitical tensions, the concept of neutrality is being redefined. What does it mean to…
The past two years have seen the highest number of aid worker fatalities ever recorded. The Good Practice Review 8 (GPR8) is a timely and…
Armed drones are an escalating threat in humanitarian settings, with their use expected to grow. Once rare, they are now a defining feature in conflicts…
As the operational environment for humanitarian work becomes increasingly complex the risk of arbitrary arrest and detention of humanitarian staff—particularly national staff—is a growing concern.
Un nouveau manuel pour protéger le personnel de santé Les soins de santé doivent être protégés contre la violence. Mais trop souvent, le personnel de…
GISF held its inaugural Global Security Risk and Policy Conference in Dublin from 26-27 February 2025. The event was themed around resourcing and funding security risk management. We were pleased to welcome over 100 attendees to the Conference. These included…
GISF x ICVA are hosting a webinar on ‘Staying Safe in the Spotlight – Personal Security for Public-Facing NGO Staff’. As NGO leaders and advocates…
Last week, the Global Interagency Security Forum (GISF) was in Geneva as part of Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW). In partnership with the UNHCR…
GISF’s Executive Director, Jon Novakovic, will join this session as a panellist. The session is organised by ICVA as part of Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships…