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Security training over the past 20+ years has mostly followed linear teaching methods that rely on the provision of information and/or technical tools as…
In February 2022, the Digital Humanitarian Network [DHN] supported by UN-OCHA published a report by Kristen Pear nans Andrej Verity Mis & Disinformation: Handling the…
The GISF NGO Security Toolbox provides easily accessible guidance, resources and tools to help NGOs integrate good risk management practices into their operations in-country during humanitarian responses. The toolbox enables both security specialists and non-security staff to access practical resources…
Managing safety and security incident information should be a continuous learning cycle. The response to and analysis of one incident should inform the response to…
GISF has developed with cinéluminis (Christine Persaud) a series of film capsules to support GISF members strengthen their learning and development initiatives and with the objectives of augmenting: Basic technical knowledge on how to use the audio-visual medium to enhance…
Summary: Digitisation and technology are advancing so rapidly that changes that once took centuries now happen in years or months. In the past 18 months,…
Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks – HNPW What is HNPW? The Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW) is the annual event of the LEP and…
To mark the 160th anniversary of A Memory of Solferino, Henri Dunant’s powerful book that inspired the founding of the International Red Cross and Red…
In the latest module from our Keeping up with COVID-19 series, how to address digital risks is considered by author James Davis. The impact of…
About the Event Why do identities get digitalised? What benefits can this bring to people affected by conflicts and natural disasters? And how are…