Collaborating on security incidents – reporting and analysis between international and local NGOs | Insecurity Insight Workshop | Aidex

Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such collaboration to ensure a safe working environment for all. At present there is a lack of discussion about security risk management between international and local NGOs, and lack of guidance around how to approach risk-sharing. These workshops aim to challenge conceptions, demystify key aspects of equitable partnerships, and enable improvements in collaboration on security risk management.

Over two days, GISF will be running two workshops, on the theme of Ensuring risk sharing and equitable security risk management for all aid actors: working with local partners and staff. The workshops will be organised by GISF and Insecurity Insight, with the support of AIDEX.

Workshop Information

Thursday 17th November

Insecurity Insight Workshop | 10:00 – 13:30 CEST | Collaborating on security incidents – reporting and analysis between international and local NGOs (includes 30-minute break)

The workshop will discuss security incident sharing between international and local partners and will discuss how this information can be used to protect health workers working through local partner organisations and national health structures. Her presentation will include the findings from the latest Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition report and discussion about a way forward.

Speakers:

• Christina Wille, Director, Insecurity Insight
• Leonie Tax, Health and Protection Data Specialist, IRC Violence Prevention and Response Team

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How to Register

In order to attend GISF’s workshops, you must also register for the full AidEx expo, which you can do so here.

Registration links for GISF and Insecurity Insight workshops are available above.