Beiträge zum Thema IASC-Guidelines

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 […]

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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 […]

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The Somali Translation of the Global IASC Guidelines is Available Now!

This new translation, produced through the Phase 4 – Leave no one behind! and From Guidelines to Action projects, strengthens access to globally recognised guidance on inclusive humanitarian action. Developed in collaboration with persons with disabilities and their representative organisations, the Guidelines place disability inclusion at the centre of humanitarian response and recovery efforts. Read […]

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Phase 4 LNOB South Sudan team providing in-house technical support on inclusive humanitarian action to Tukul Africa staff on 31st July 2026

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 […]

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Strengthening Security, Safeguarding and Risk Management for Inclusive Humanitarian Action

In July, CBM Cameroon successfully facilitated a three-day Security, Safeguarding and Risk Assessment Training in Bamenda under the Phase 4 – Leave no one behind! (LNOB4) project. The training brought together staff, volunteers and interns from implementing partners CUAPWD and Platform Inclusive Society to strengthen their capacity to create safer, more inclusive working environments. Building […]

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New Training Package on Disability-Inclusive Food Security

Planning a training on disability-inclusion in humanitarian Food Security programming? Want to ensure your Food Security colleagues know how to ensure accessibility and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities in food security services and coordination? Then have a look at our new training package, now available in English (French coming soon!). The training package is […]

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Group Picture iWASH Regional Training, Abuja, Nigeria

Strengthening Disability-Inclusive WASH in Humanitarian Action

From 30 June to 2 July 2026, CBM and its partners brought together humanitarian and WASH actors from Nigeria, Cameroon and Niger for a regional iWASH (Disability-Inclusive WASH in Humanitarian Action) training in Abuja, Nigeria. The three-day workshop aimed to strengthen participants’ capacities to ensure that people with disabilities are meaningfully included in water, sanitation […]

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Call for Tenders: Project End Evaluation

We are looking for a consultant or team of consultants to conduct the external end evaluation of our “Phase 4 – Leave no one behind!” project and to reflect the overall contribution of the project series.  Handicap International e.V. and its global federation Humanity & Inclusion (HI) are implementing in consortia with CBM Christoffel-Blindenmission Christian Blind Mission e.V. […]

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LNOB’s OPD Partner JONAPWD Hosts Workshops on Leadership, Funding, and Safeguarding for OPDs in Nigeria

From governance and leadership to safeguarding and proposal writing, the Organization of Persons with Disabilities (OPD) JONAPWD is taking further steps to strengthen the capacity of OPDs in Nigeria. Through a series of targeted workshops, JONAPWD is equipping its OPD members with the skills, knowledge, and tools needed to further advocate for inclusion, accountability, and […]

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Advancing Disability-Inclusive Humanitarian Action: 2026 Priorities and Progress

As we move forward in Phase 4 – Leave no one behind! (LNOB), we are happy to share our recent progress, challenges, and collaborative efforts. From new learning resources to pilot trainings and insightful research, we continue to advance disability-inclusive humanitarian action. Second LNOB All-Team Workshop in Cameroon In May the whole LNOB Team came […]

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