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More than just armoured cars When I joined GISF earlier this year as Admin & Projects Officer, my view of ‘security risk management’ (SRM) was…
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More than just armoured cars When I joined GISF earlier this year as Admin & Projects Officer, my view of ‘security risk management’ (SRM) was…
Neutrality may seem like a simple idea. It refers to a stance of not supporting either side in a conflict or dispute. But it is…
About the project Self-assessment is vital for good security risk management (SRM). It involves reflecting on your security practices and seeing how your organisation measures…
Neutrality is one of the four humanitarian principles. It states that humanitarian action must not favour any side in an armed conflict or other dispute. Despite being a central component of humanitarianism, the concept of neutrality is fraught with complexity.…
Following an election process by GISF members, three new representatives have joined the Steering Group. These are: Victoria Andrews (Mercy Corps), Anne-Céline Okonta (Action Against…
Thursday 17 Oct 2024 | 2:00 pm — 3:30 pm BST During this webinar, we unpacked the key learnings from our recently published Strategy and Policy guide, developed in collaboration with International Location Safety. The session also examined key approaches…
In short: Last month, the UN General Assembly discussed several critical issues. At the forefront was the protection of aid workers, a…
Mpox is a zoonotic disease endemic in parts of West and Central Africa. But in recent years, the disease has spread widely, with more than 100,000 confirmed cases in over 120 countries. The situation is so severe that the World…
Unique cyber risks for NGOs In an increasingly volatile and digitised world, managing cyber risk has never been more important.
Today’s context of heightened risk Earlier this year, GISF published its State of Practice report, reflecting on the changes…