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In this blog, Adelicia Fairbanks reflects on a recent event at the ICRC Humanitarium which brought panellists from around the world together to discuss the security challenges posed by the global push towards the localisation of humanitarian action.
In this blog, Fiona Dunkley discusses her RESPECT resilience toolkit, created to support security managers and aid workers in building personal resilience.
In this blog, Fiona Dunkley discusses her RESPECT resilience toolkit, created to support security managers and aid workers in building personal resilience.
While the vast majority of hotel stays occur without incident, the importance of reviewing accommodation risks has been highlighted in recent years by numerous terrorist attacks against hotels. The business world has seen increases in visits to developing, higher risk…
Sexual violence and abuse are beginning to be recognised as a major problem across the international aid industry. According to the Report the Abuse survey (2018), 86% of aid workers know a colleague who has experienced sexual violence associated with…
This document (2018) provides guidance in Spanish on the actions which should be taken before, during or after a fire should occur. It was developed for use in Mexico but is applicable for many other Spanish-speaking contexts.
This document (2018) provides guidance in Spanish on the actions which should be taken before, during or after an earthquake should occur. It was developed for use in Mexico but is applicable for many other Spanish-speaking contexts.
This document (2018) provides guidance in Spanish on home safety tips. It was developed for use in Mexico but is applicable for many other Spanish-speaking contexts.
This document (2018) provides guidance in Spanish on security precautions on Metro systems. It was developed for use in Mexico but is applicable for many other Spanish-speaking contexts.
This document (2018) provides guidance in Spanish on how to safeguard against extortion via telephone. It was developed for use in Mexico but is applicable for many other Spanish-speaking contexts.