Beiträge zum Thema Pilot Countries

Mapping Exercise Unveils Gaps and Opportunities in the Use of Protection Needs Assessment Tools for Disability Inclusion

Phase 3- Leave No One Behind! project has issued a detailed mapping exercise which assessed if and to which extend global and local protection needs assessment tools identify disability-specific risks, barriers, enablers and capacities. Despite notable advancements in disability inclusion, the study revealed inconsistencies and areas for further improvement in humanitarian needs assessment tools and […]

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 […]

2nd Review, Adapt and Action Learning laboratory held in South Sudan

HI’s South Sudan project team conducted its second Review, Adapt and Action Learning laboratory (RAAL-Lab) workshop to Protection cluster members in Landmark hotel, Juba, South Sudan from 22nd to 24th November 2023. The three–day training drew 19 participants from six National and seven International Non-Governmental Organizations. The training was tailored based on the Disability Reference […]

RAAL-Workshop in Uganda: Adapting Assessment Tools

Our HI team organized the first Review, Adapt & Action Learning (RAAL) Laboratory workshop in Fort Portal, Uganda on 23rd – 25th October 2023. It was held as part of the three-day training focusing on Inclusive Humanitarian Action (IHA). To strengthen the capacities of local, regional and international humanitarian organisation in the field of disability […]

South Sudan Launched Technical Support Mechanism on Disability Inclusion

On 10th November 2023, as part of Phase 3 – Leave no one behind! Project, HI’s South Sudan project team conducted a kickoff workshop for the technical support mechanism on disability inclusion under Gender Inclusion Technical Team (GITT) in Palm Africa hotel, Juba. The technical support mechanism members are 17 inclusion focal points drawn from […]

CBM Supports the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in the Humanitarian Needs Overview and Humanitarian Response Plan in Cameroon

CBM was requested by UN-OCHA Cameroon to support the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) development in order to include the perspective and needs of persons with disabilities. CBM project officer in Cameroon, Barbara Ngeah Achwe took part in the HNO development workshops on October 10th and October 27th in Maroua and in Buea for the Northwest […]

LNOB at the Humanitarian Congress Berlin: Promoting Inclusive Humanitarian Action and Shedding Light on Neglected Crises

The project „Phase 3 – Leave no one behind!“ was once again present at the 25th Humanitarian Congress Berlin (HCB) – as accessibility partner with technical and financial support, with a stand and a panel on inclusive humanitarian action in the forgotten crisis of South Sudan. This year’s HCB took place under the theme “Out […]

Regional Training on Mainstreaming Disability in Humanitarian Response Successfully Held in Cameroon

Our project partner CBM organized a regional training for West and Central Africa on “Amplifying changes towards a disability-inclusive humanitarian response” from October 24th until October 26th in Yaoundé, Cameroon. In total, 23 participants from six different countries consisting of Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad, Togo and Democratic Republic of the Congo shared experiences and ideas […]

The Disability Inclusion Inter-Agency Technical Support Mechanism Kick-Offs in Somalia and Somaliland

There is a growing need to build capacities of humanitarian actors for better inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian programming. It is imperative that new solutions are sought to strengthen local expertise and enhance sustainability of the provision of technical support. One of the objectives of our Phase 3- Leave no one behind! project […]

South Sudan Launched the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

On 15th August 2023, South Sudan proudly launched the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, with the theme: Disability Rights are Human Rights, Leave No One Behind. This remarkable achievement was the result of numerous advocacy events, including round table discussions with key government stakeholders, civil society organizations, UN agencies, national […]