Beiträge zum Thema General

First East African Regional-Level Training on Disability-Inclusive Food Security in Kenya

NGOs and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) from across East Africa came together in Nairobi from October 13-16 for a training on disability-inclusive food security programming. Participants left with practical tools and concrete plans to apply them. Bringing Disability-Inclusion into Food Security Responses Following the publication of the Food Security training package, the Phase […]

Strengthening OPD Collaboration Through State-Level Peer Exchange in Wau, South Sudan

The People with Disability Society (PWDS), with technical support from the Humanity & Inclusion (HI) LNOB team, conducted a one-day state-level peer exchange in Wau on 19 October 2026, bringing together nine Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) from Wau and Jur River County to strengthen collaboration, promote peer learning, and advance the meaningful participation […]

New Learning Report: The Inclusive WASH Training Package Proves Effective

A new learning report shows that the iWASH training package of Phase 4 – Leave no one behind! (LNOB) strengthens knowledge, confidence and practical understanding of disability-inclusive WASH. The report reviews the training’s impact across four project countries. An accompanying collection of case studies and new facilitator and participant tip sheets is also available. The […]

Building Local Leadership for More Effective Humanitarian Response in Nigeria

Recognizing the need to enhance local leadership and ownership in humanitarian response, as part of the Leave no one behind! project CBM in collaboration with UNOCHA localization and capacity building expert facilitated a training to build stakeholders’ understanding of localization concepts, commitments, opportunities, and practical implementation strategies within the Nigerian context. Strengthening partnerships for effective […]

Making Humanitarian WASH More Inclusive in Cameroon

Access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) is essential to everyone. Yet, persons with disabilities can face significant barriers to accessing these services safely, independently and with dignity, particularly during humanitarian crises. Building Capacity for Inclusive Humanitarian WASH To strengthen disability- inclusive humanitarian WASH, CBM Cameroon, in collaboration with UNICEF and with the institutional […]

Training on Income-Generating Activities: FNPH Builds the Capacity of its Regional Branches to Mobilise Resources

The Niger Federation of People with Disabilities (FNPH), as part of Phase 4 – Leave no one behind! project, organised a training workshop on Income-Generating Activities in Maradi on 10-11 April 2026 for 10 members of its regional branches. This initiative aims to strengthen the economic empowerment and resilience of people with disabilities by enabling […]

Building Stronger OPD Networks in Somalia and Somaliland

How can Organizations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) strengthen their collective voice? Through peer learning, shared experiences and joint planning, disability advocates from Somalia and Somaliland came together to explore new opportunities for collaboration. The workshop created a platform to exchange knowledge, build relationships and identify practical steps towards stronger disability-inclusive advocacy and humanitarian action. […]

Building Inclusive Food Security in Somalia

How can food security programmes better include persons with disabilities? In August 2024, humanitarian actors, food security specialists and Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs) came together in Mogadishu to explore practical solutions. Through the newly launched Inclusive Food Security training package, participants strengthened their capacity to make food security and cash assistance programmes more […]

Turning Disability Inclusion into Practice

Disability inclusion becomes meaningful when it leads to practical change. In South Sudan, Humanity & Inclusion (HI), together with the South Sudan Association of Physically Impaired (SSAPI) and the Technical Support Group on Disability Inclusion, supported Tukul Africa in strengthening disability-inclusive humanitarian programming. The exchange helped staff identify barriers, explore solutions and translate commitment into […]

Raising the Bar: Inclusion Feeds Everyone

As food insecurity continues to affect millions of people across South Sudan, ensuring that humanitarian assistance reaches everyone is more important than ever. Through two Inclusive Food Security workshops in Juba and Wau, food security actors strengthened their capacity to identify and remove barriers that prevent persons with disabilities from accessing food assistance and nutrition […]