Archive:
GISF’s Compounding Crises podcast series unpacks just some of the issues impacting humanitarian SRM (from COVID-19 and beyond) and offers insights from security professionals. Conversations explore the interlinked risks that face the sector, including: partnerships in crisis, digital security in the…
International organisations are increasingly aware of the evolving technological landscape in hyperconnected societies and the implications for protecting data and digital supply chains.
In this article, ICRC considers the implications of digital threats through the lens of international humanitarian law (IHL). “For decades, there has been consensus in the international community that in times of armed conflict, impartial humanitarian operations and the humanitarian…
GISF is a proud member of the H2H network, and in a recent article published by The New Humanitarian, the importance of this network is highlighted. The article covers the range of needs that H2H groups provide support for, from…
Collaborating with over 150 partners in more than 58 countries, Tactical Tech designs and co-develops creative and forward-looking interventions, exhibitions, events and educational resources that invite people to think about how technology influences their lives and changes the world they…
I believe you have a personal experience that drove you to focus on providing updates on security incidents? On 08 May…
Keeping up with the technological innovations and new services in the humanitarian security risk management (SRM) sector has been identified as a key…
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…
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…