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For decades, aid workers have responded to increasing humanitarian needs in complex environments while facing serious threats and access challenges. Security risk management (SRM) has become crucial in allowing humanitarians to deliver aid despite these obstacles, and the sector’s professionalisation…
Insecurity is the greatest barrier to access for humanitarian assistance. How exactly can security risk management help us to achieve safe, sustainable access for communities facing crises? Our new video explains what SRM is, why you need to know about…
This year’s Aid Worker Security Report examines the type of security incidents that involve what is often called collateral damage, which includes airstrikes, shelling, landmines, unexploded ordnance and other remnants of war, and crossfire. The likelihood of staff falling victim…
Quarter 2 2022 INSO has released its latest safety & access review. In this quarterly report, the newest data on the latest trends including conflict activity by location, time, perpetrator, and incident type is visualised.
Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such…
Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such…
This report from Christian Blind Mission (CBM) and Sight Savers International (SSI), outlines a case study of shared risk with a local partner in the disability sector in Nigeria, reviewing the outcomes, benefits, challenges and wider applications possible from this…
Aid work is increasingly delivered in collaboration between international and local actors. This requires adaptation of security risk management approaches and tools for such…
In the latest edition of the GISF newsletter, you can read about our upcoming professionalisation of SRM webinar, road safety webinar, the latest SRM blogs and more.