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      Managing Risk – Why, when, how?

      Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, Legal Obligations, NGO Security Management, Policy Guidance, Safety

      An ever-changing world means challenges to traveller safety that range from extreme weather conditions to civil unrest and terrorism. This document is intended to be a call to action – a risk policy is a must for any organisation that…

      Paper 2015 English

      Restoring Humanity: Synthesis of the Consultation Process for the World Humanitarian Summit

      Acceptance, Civil-Military, Context Analysis, Equipment, Gender, Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, Legal Obligations, NGO Security Management, Policy Guidance, Safety

      Humanitarian action has never before reached so many people in so many places. Humanitarians around the world are undertaking extraordinary work. However, the system is under strain. Funding cannot keep pace with growing needs as conflict, insecurity and displacement have…

      Report 2015 English
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      What is ‘humanitarian communication’? Towards standard definitions and protections for the humanitarian use of ICTs

      Acceptance, Context Analysis, Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, Policy Guidance

      Information communication technologies (ICTs) are increasingly becoming a defining component of twenty-first century humanitarian response operations during both natural disasters and armed conflict. ICTs have changed how information is communicated and received during crises. It may even be changing how…

      Article 2015 English GISF publication

      “Saving Lives Together”: A Review of existing NGO and United Nations Security Coordination Practices in the Field

      Acceptance, Context Analysis, Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, NGO Security Management, Policy Guidance, Safety

      “Saving Lives Together”: A Review of existing NGO and United Nations Security Coordination Practices in the Field is a new report by the SLT framework that presents findings highlighting a range of practical experiences, successes, challenges and good practice of security…

      Policy Document 2015 English
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      Organisational risk management in high-risk programmes: the non-medical response to the Ebola outbreak

      Acceptance, Humanitarian Programmatic Issues, NGO Security Management

      Issue 64 of the Humanitarian Exchange Magazine, published by the Humanitarian Practice Network (Overseas Development Institute, ODI), focuses on the Ebola crisis in West Africa. In their article for the magazine, GISF Executive Coordinator Lisa Reilly and GISF Researcher Raquel…

      Article 2015 English GISF publication

      Kobani: a city of rubble and unexploded devices

      Context Analysis

      This fact sheet highlights findings from Handicap International’s assessment mission conducted in Kobani last April 2015. This fact sheet reports an appalling illustration of the devastating consequences of the intensive use of explosive weapons in populated areas by all parties in…

      Other 2015 English

      Ouvrir un nouveau bureau : Manuel à l’attention des organisations non gouvernementales

      Equipment, Legal Obligations, Policy Guidance, Safety

      Ce manuel (2015) a été conçu pour présenter de manière simplifiée les démarches qu’il est recommandé d’entreprendre pour ouvrir un bureau dans un pays où le marché de l’immobilier est susceptible d’être complexe et/ou confus. Bien que ce manuel fasse…

      Guides 2015 French GISF publication

      Children in Armed Conflict Accountability Framework

      Policy Guidance

      This Framework is a practical resource that promotes accountability for serious violations of international law committed against children in armed conflict. It responds to the significant gap that exists in preventing and remedying these serious violations – and is designed to assist…

      Tool 2015 English