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We provide capacity building and technical support to humanitarian actors at global, regional and national level so that they can design and deliver humanitarian assistance inclusive of persons with diverse disabilities.
Our goal: German and international humanitarian actors and their partners have access to established and new capacity development opportunities in line with the IASC Guidelines as well as technical support to operationalise these in their humanitarian programming.
Development and dissemination of sector-specific learning packages, and e-learning modules on inclusive humanitarian action in line with the IASC guidelines
In-house and cross-organisational trainings for German and international humanitarian actors and their local partners.
Collaboration with other capacity development initiatives to mainstream disability in their humanitarian trainings
Technical support to German humanitarian actors and International Organisations
Guest lectures and module supervision NOHA Master International Humanitarian Action and Bachelor on Emergency and Catastrophe Relief of Akkon University.
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Want to learn more about disability-inclusive WASH in humanitarian action? Then have a look at our new training package! We are pleased to announce the launch of a training package on Introduction to Disability-Inclusive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Humanitarian Action, consisting of nine distinct modules! They were developed in collaboration with Inclusion Africa, German […]
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The Phase 4-Leave no one behind! project kick-off workshop took place on 28th February 2025 at the UNFPA conference room in Yaoundé, Cameroon. The workshop marked the official start of the fourth phase of the project, which aims to enable the uptake of the IASC Guidelines on Disability-Inclusion for lasting impact through side-scaling & localization. […]
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The conclusion of the Phase 3 was marked by two impactful workshops held in Kampala and Kyaka. The workshops were attended by 115 participants, with 31 persons with disabilities contributing firsthand experiences and expertise. The event witnessed a balanced gender representation and participation from 23 Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) and 25 partner organizations, […]
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