Objective
The participants will have a chance to:
- Deepen understanding of disability-inclusive Food Security in humanitarian action in line with the IASC Guidelines on Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action;
- Increase awareness of disability inclusion and strengthen capacity to integrate disability inclusion into Food Security responses;
- Take away concrete examples, tools and practical applications for disability-inclusive Food Security programming;
- Learn about each other’s good practices, entry points for change, and lessons learnt;
- Adapt their own organizations’ tools and guidance to become more disability inclusive.
Methodology
The training will promote inter-agency exchange and synergies. Mutual learnings and promising practices on disability-inclusive Food Security will be at the heart of the training. HI will facilitate the training with an engaging and interactive approach offering a mix of presentations, learning sessions, guest speakers, group work, discussions and a “laboratory” tool adaptation session to adapt current practices.
To adapt the content to your interests, we would appreciate if you would fill out this Disability-Inclusive Food Security Training Registration Form. If you want to make use of the laboratory session to adapt your policies, tools and/or guidance to disability-inclusive Food Security recommendations, we ask you to share some of your tools in advance or contact us with any questions regarding this session.
More information: Visit the project website or send your questions to am.panella@hi.org and h.lederer@hi.org