Farewell to Andrew Eckert, GISF Research Assistant
Sadly, today is Andrew's last day with the GISF Secretariat. We bid him a fond farewell!
Sadly, today is Andrew's last day with the GISF Secretariat. We bid him a fond farewell!
PBI in Mexico have developed an online platform for security resources in Spanish.
GISF is proud to launch its new research paper on how to manage the security of aid workers while being mindful of their diversity.
GISF is seeking a Reseach and Projects Trainee to join the GISF Secretariat and help us ensure that GISF continues to undertake high quality research, projects, and events.
InterAction and Humanitarian Outcomes have launched the second phase of the study 'NGOs and Risk', which will focus on risk management within partnerships between national/local and international NGOs. See the survey shared.
CartONG and Terre des hommes launch website with guidance on collecting data in the field, including information on how to ensure data protection.
Over the last few years, GISF has endeavoured to deepen the sector’s understanding of the effects of counter-terrorism legislation, including bank de-risking, on the security of aid operations and aid staff. In this blog, Adelicia Fairbanks, GISF's Research Advisor, takes a closer look at Yemen and the implications of de-risking on local aid actors.
GISF has today published the Spanish translation of its Security to Go guide.
GISF publishes a new article that discusses the digital risks that LGBTQI aid workers may face while working in areas that are hostile to people who identify or are perceived as LGBTQI, and ways in which aid workers and non-governmental organisations can prepare and respond to these risks.
For World Humanitarian Day, GISF takes a closer look at the global debates currently surrounding humanitarian action and its future. We should not forget the core role good security risk management can play in supporting access in this changing world.