Beiträge zum Thema IASC-Guidelines

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 […]

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Project Workshop in Kenya: Exchange on Disability-Inclusive Humanitarian Action

At the end of April, HI’s Phase3-Leave No One Behind and From Guidelines To Action project teams met in Kenya to exchange on current activities, achievements and lessons learned. Over four intensive days (22.-25.4.24), we discussed on disability-inclusion in humanitarian action and our steps towards building local technical support mechanisms, tool adaptions & trainings. As […]

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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 […]

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Inclusion focal points pose for group photo after completion of three-day ToT training at Juba Regency hotel, Juba

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 […]

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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 […]

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Partnering for Disability-Inclusive Food Security and Livelihood Programming 

Between 2022 and 2023, the World Food Programme (WFP) and HI have jointly conducted research on the longer-term outcomes of a seven-month pilot project aimed at strengthening access and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities to food security and livelihood (FSL) opportunities in Western Equatoria, South Sudan. Our findings are out now! They demonstrate the […]

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