GISF gives evidence to UK’s International Development Committee
On 11 March, GISF’s Executive Director, Jon Novakovic, gave evidence at the UK Parliament on the subject of aid worker security. This…
Archive:
On 11 March, GISF’s Executive Director, Jon Novakovic, gave evidence at the UK Parliament on the subject of aid worker security. This…
The Rising Toll on Humanitarian Life Globally, 2024 marked the most fatal year on record for international aid workers, claiming the lives of 378 humanitarian…
On 26-27 February 2025, GISF will host its inaugural Global Security Risk and Policy Conference in Dublin, Republic of Ireland. Conference theme This event…
In security risk management, acronyms and technical terms are part of daily life. Having a common language enables us to be precise in our communications.
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…
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.…
Today’s context of heightened risk Earlier this year, GISF published its State of Practice report, reflecting on the changes…
The power of community There is no other area of work quite like humanitarianism. Professionals in the sector cover every part…
Tuesday 25 June, 14:00-15:30 BST | 09:00-10:30 ET This latest GISF webinar unpacked some of the key challenges in conceptualising and operationalising the principle of neutrality. It looked at how the role of neutrality in acceptance-based strategies has evolved over…
An anniversary is usually an occasion to celebrate. And reflecting on my one year in post as Executive Director of GISF, I can see that…