Strategic Insights: How Security Analysis Optimises Humanitarian Operations | GISF at HNPW

Summary

Security analysis can assess the risk of threats affecting the humanitarian community and generate thematic products on developing situations linked to fluctuations in the geo-political and socio-economic contexts. In addition, by providing data and identifying trends, security analysis can enhance security risk management and humanitarian delivery. 

This session will explore how security analysis and information enable humanitarian delivery, based on a comprehensive conversation from security analysts, emergency practitioners and other stakeholders in the humanitarian community. 

Speakers

• UNHCR Senior Field Security Officer, Eric Le Guen
• WFP Security Director, David Kaatrud
• UNICEF Deputy Principal Security Coordinator, Anne Carlson
• INSO Director of Analysis & Research, Michael Walker
• UNDSS DFO Senior Threat & Risk Assessment Officer, Gary Ermutlu
• Insecurity Insight Director, Christina Wille

Steps to register to join a HNPW session:

1. Click the link above and follow instructions to register

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1. Log in (or create an account) on the HNPW homepage;
2. Select ‘Event Programme‘ on the navigation toolbar, where you can view the full HNPW event programme;
3. To find any GISF event, you need to find ‘Priority Topics‘ in the filter selection on the left-hand side of the screen;
4. Under ‘Priority Topics’ please select ‘Humanitarian Security’– this will filter to show you any registered GISF event;
5. To register your attendance for any event, please select ‘register‘ just to the left-hand of the session title;
6. You will have the option to register, either face to face or virtually depending on the session; bookmark the event; or cancel your registration;
7. When you select register, the ‘register’ button will change to ‘registered‘, and you will receive a confirmation emailfrom ‘no-reply@un.org’. 

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