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These guidelines (2013) help organisations manage the risks associated with sending workers and their dependents on international long-term and short-term travel or assignments. It does so by setting out what the organisations need to know, and pay attention to.
In this blog, Megan Nobert provides five guidelines for addressing sexual violence in humanitarian security risk management.
Seguridad en práctica intenta proporcionar una guía simple y fácil de usar para personas no expertas en seguridad con el objeto de establecer rápidamente sistemas básicos de gestión de seguridad y riesgos en nuevos contextos o situaciones de respuesta ante…
GISF has today published the Spanish translation of its Security to Go guide.
This is also available in a PDF document at the bottom of the page. EISF Publications Article Digital Security of LGBTQI Aid Workers: Awareness and Response Blogs World Humanitarian Day blog: Humanitarian access in a changing world: why…
Concise recap of everything that the GISF Secretariat team published in the last six months.
In this blog, Andrew Eckert writes about GISF's upcoming participation at Borderless 2018 and discusses the other topics that will be addressed by the programme of speakers.
This document details the Saving Lives Together (SLT) Framework, its objective, principles, and implementation. Saving Lives Together, or SLT, is a series of recommendations aimed at enhancing security collaboration between the United Nations, International Non-Governmental Organisations and International Organisations (“SLT…
The last episode of the first season of the GISF in Conversation podcast has been released.
As the world becomes increasingly connected and more of our lives are recorded, accessed and processed digitally, the nature of threats and personal risks changes. Digital security threats on their own can have a range of consequences to a person’s…