Beiträge zum Thema Capacity Strengthening

Pilot Training on Disability Inclusion in the Humanitarian Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Response

The three-day training on disability inclusion in the humanitarian WASH response completed last week received positive feedback from participants, highlighting the need for new knowledge and skills on the topic. HI’s project team organised a training for eight humanitarian actors on “Introduction to disability-inclusive WASH: Amplifying changes towards an inclusive humanitarian WASH Response” in Berlin […]

Building Awareness on Inclusive Humanitarian Action within the NOHA Students

Last week, our “Phase 3 – Leave no one behind!” team gave a guest lecture to the NOHA Master students on Humanitarian Action at the Institute for International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict (IFHV), Bochum.   Since the second phase of our project, we have been teaching students on disability-inclusion in humanitarian action. Our goal […]

Establishment of the Disability Working Group (DWG) in Cameroon

As part of the our Phase 3-Leave No One Behind! project in Cameroon, a Disability Working Group (DWG) was formed to ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities in humanitarian action. This initiative was undertaken through collaboration between OPD Leaders, and representatives from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Civil Protection, and supported by CBM […]

Submission Closed: Development of a Learning Package on Disability-Inclusive Health

SUBMISSION CLOSED! We are looking for a consultant or group of consultants to develop an accessible learning package on Disability-Inclusive Health in Humanitarian Action. Within our Phase 3 – Leave no one behind! project, we aim to develop an accessible learning package to be delivered Face to Face or online, consisting of 7-9 modules on […]

High-level Training on Including People with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action held in Niger

A training session took place in Niamey, Niger, from March 12th to 14th, focusing on including people with disabilities in humanitarian action, in line with the Inter-Agency Standing Committees (IASC) guidelines on inclusion of persons with disabilities in Humanitarian Action. Previously, similar training sessions were held in Cameroon in May and in October 2023 with […]

Raising the Bar on Disability Inclusion

HI’s South Sudan team conducted its first Training of Trainers (ToT) workshop for members of the technical support mechanism group at Juba Regency hotel, Juba, South Sudan from 27th to 29th February 2024. The three-day training drew 16 inclusion focal points drawn from National and International Non-Governmental Organizations, Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPD’s) and […]

South Sudan Project Team held its 3rd Technical Support Mechanism Meeting

The Technical Support Mechanism Team on Disability Inclusion is a working group that operates within protection cluster and under Gender Inclusion Task Team (GITT) in South Sudan. It was officially launched on 10 November 2023 and its members are made up of inclusion focal points who were trained during our Review, Adapt and Action Learning […]

E-learning Course on Disability-Inclusive Humanitarian Action Now Available in French!

How do we ensure that the requirements of persons with disabilities are being met in humanitarian programming? How do we support their equitable access and meaningful participation in humanitarian action? Check out our E-learning course to help you find answers to these questions. We are pleased to announce that our e-learning course on Introduction to […]

Developing Training Package on Disability-Inclusive WASH

The Phase 3 – Leave no one behind! project has begun the development of a training package on disability inclusion in the humanitarian Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) response. During the previous project phase, we identified an ongoing need for expert sector-specific skills and knowledge on inclusive humanitarian action, and through this activity we aim […]

Time to Reflect: Our Highlights 2023

As 2023 draws to a close, it is a perfect time to reflect what have we achieved so far. We are delighted to report that the second year of our Phase 3-Leave no one behind! project has been characterized as full-fledged implementation by the three project partners and six pilot country-teams. Capacity building on inclusive […]