Security and Crisis Management
Already over
The demands on security and crisis management for German NGOs are high. In this course we will have a look at our own security and crisis management concepts and benefit from the knowledge of our experienced trainers and the good practices of other participants. You will register for an online series including two online seminars and (if the situation allows) one face-to-face seminar on security and crisis management. In between, you will apply your knowledge by discussing each others’ security and crisis management concept with one other participant in a peer-to-peer phase.
The first two online sessions will be held on 09 and 23 February. The final event of the series will take place on 16 and 17 March and will be conducted either online or -depending on the pandemic situation- in Hannover. The course is taught in English and includes regular breaks.
Target group
Employees of humanitarian NGOs in charge of security and/or crisis management in their organisation with previous experience in humanitarian action
Schedule
Welcome and Introduction
Organisational Core Values in Safety and Security and What They Imply
Establishing an Effective Security Management Framework Covering Several Levels of the Organisation and Local Partners
Break
Options in Security Strategies and their Pro's and Con's
Designing a Security Plan for Who and by Whom?
Break
Designing a Security Management Plan in line with ISO 31000
How a Joined Effort with Partner Organisations Leads to Safeguarding
Peer-to-Peer Introduction
Jacob van ‘t Slot (Global Risk Advice)
Lecturer
Free
09.2.2021 - 17.3.2021
19 hours of training
Online Event
Maximum of 20 attendees
20 of 5 required registration for this course. You will be informed after registration. Share this course with friends and colleagues to make sure it will be carried out.
This Training is part of a joint programme by IFHV and VENRO and is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.
This training is organized by the umbrella organization of development and humanitarian aid NGOs in Germany.