Building Trust at Field Level: The national perspective
In this episode of the Humanitarian Incidents podcast we speak to Nour Kossaibany who discusses security risk management and incident information and national staff.
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In this episode of the Humanitarian Incidents podcast we speak to Nour Kossaibany who discusses security risk management and incident information and national staff.
Rich Parker provides an overview of ISO31000 and how humanitarian NGOs can benefit from adapting it to their operations.
For those unfamiliar with the ISO 31000 terminology and process, this op-ed aims to serve as a summary of the key benefits of adapting them to the NGO space.
This article briefly explores the technological platforms non-governmental organisations (NGOs) use to access and share security-related information, particularly focusing on internal incident reporting software. In this article (2018), the author, Gonzalo de Palacios, also reviews how organisations can access contextual…
A new article by Gonzalo de Palacios explores some of the incident reporting software NGOs use to manage incident information.
In this blog Lisa Reilly, GISF Executive Director, shares her experience of attending the Strategic Leadership for Humanitarian Security: Business Management Skills for Humanitarian NGO Security professionals course at the IE Business School in Madrid.
Much information on security incidents can be considered sensitive, particularly when it relates to very personal cases, such as sexual violence. But if we are going to reduce incidents we need to know about them. In episode four of the…
In a new blog post for GISF, guest contributor Tom Huntley unpacks several different approaches senior managers can take to respond to a crisis: leadership, command and management.
In this blog, Tom Huntley discusses different approaches that senior managers can take to respond to crises.
The next GISF Forum will be in Eschborn, Germany, on Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd of March 2019.