New SRM Strategy & Policy Guide released
A robust security risk management (SRM) strategy is critical for any NGO to achieve its mission. But for too many organisations, such strategies don’t exist.
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A robust security risk management (SRM) strategy is critical for any NGO to achieve its mission. But for too many organisations, such strategies don’t exist.
Having a robust security risk management (SRM) strategy and policy is critical for any NGO to achieve its mission. But for too many organisations, these don’t exist. Even when they are in place, strategies are often siloed within a single…
About the Series: GISF’s Evolving NGO Security Risk Management (SRM) podcast series looks at the innovations, transformative developments, and dynamic trends facing the humanitarian and development sector. We have chosen to explore the facets of ‘Evolving NGO SRM’, to unpack…
The Global Interagency Security Forum (GISF) will be present in Geneva, Switzerland from 23-24 October to take part in AidEx 2024. One…
Every day, thousands of aid workers risk their lives to help people in conflict and disaster zones. But who is there to help them? This…
GISF at the fourth Annual United Nations Security Symposium Last month, I had the pleasure of being invited to speak at the…
The power of community There is no other area of work quite like humanitarianism. Professionals in the sector cover every part…
There has been a worrying increase in attacks on humanitarian organisations in recent times. In fact, 2023 was a record-breaking year for aid worker…
Adhering to the principle of neutrality is crucial for the safety of humanitarian workers and operations. However, in highly fragmented and politicised environments,…
The power of advocacy – building positive change in the wake of tragedy On 22 May, 2017, the United Kingdom suffered one of its worst…