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VIDEO - What is Child Protection in Humanitarian Action?

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VIDEO - What is Child Protection in Humanitarian Action?

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This short video describes what Child Protection Workers do and how they protect children in humanitarian setting.

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What is Child Protection in Humanitarian Action

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PODCAST - Inspiring Ways to End Violence Against Children

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PODCAST - Inspiring Ways to End Violence Against Children

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Is it actually possible to end violence against children? In a new series from the End Violence Partnership, we explore the answer to that question by talking to those on the frontlines – the experts, researchers and leaders that have dedicated their lives to keeping children safe.

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Is it actually possible to end violence against children? In a new series from the End Violence Partnership, we explore the answer to that question by talking to those on the frontlines - the experts, researchers and leaders that have dedicated their lives to keeping children safe.

INSPIRING Ways to End Violence Against Children will take you from Honduras, where two children are murdered every day, to South Africa, where in some districts, up to 99 per cent of children have experienced or witnessed abuse. By featuring the experts working on these challenges, our host Dr Catherine M Maternowska will spread knowledge of what works to prevent violence - and ensure solving this problem remains a top priority for governments, communities and organisations across the world.

This podcast is part of the Together for #EndViolence global campaign and Solution Summit Series.

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST

INSPIRING Ways to End Violence is now available on both Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Click the links to explore all the episodes.

If you liked INSPIRING Ways to End Violence Against Children, you may also be interested in which includes speakers that provide insight on protecting children in humanitarian contexts. Protected! is created by our partner, the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action.

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Inspiring Ways to End Violence Against Children: the podcast | End Violence

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Is it actually possible to end violence against children? In a new series from the End Violence Partnership, we explore the answer to that question by talking to those on the frontlines - the experts, researchers and leaders that have dedicated their lives to keeping children safe.

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Protection Risks Children Face in Emergencies

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Protection Risks Children Face in Emergencies

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This is an extract taken from Child Protection in Emergencies Coordination Handbook, whose purpose being  providing actors with guidance on how to coordinate child protection responses in humanitarian contexts in order to ensure more predictable, accountable and effective child protection responses in emergencies around the world.

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Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (Summary)

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Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (Summary)

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The Minimum Standards have been developed to support all humanitarian actors in strengthening child protection in their work.

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The Alliance - Minimum Standards for Child Protection (Summary)

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Introducing the 2019 Edition of the Child Protection Minimum Standards

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Introducing the 2019 Edition of the Child Protection Minimum Standards

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Introducing the Child Protection Minimum Standards [English 2019 Edition]

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Child Protection in Emergencies - Coordination Handbook

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Child Protection in Emergencies - Coordination Handbook

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The purpose of this Handbook is to provide actors with guidance on how to coordinate child protection responses in humanitarian contexts in order to ensure more predictable, accountable and effective child protection responses in emergencies around the world.

You can find a summary of the Handbook at pag 111.

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Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility

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Child Protection

Area of Responsibility

In times of crisis - whether caused by armed conflict, sudden onset disaster, or an epidemic - children face significant protection concerns. Thus, our aim, as an Area of Responsibility within the Global Protection Cluster, is to lead the coordination of child protection efforts in humanitarian settings in order to ensure children in emergencies are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence.

Key Figures: 2023 Response Plan

Data sources: HPC tools (FTS & Projects Module)

The designations employed and the presentation of the material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Child Protection Cluster concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Every effort is made to ensure this map is free of errors but there is no warrant the map or its features are either spatially or temporally accurate or t for a particular use. This map is provided without any warranty of any kind whatsoever, either express or implied.

Operational Support

Read more about support available from the CP AoR

Our Priorities

Strategy

Read about our vision, mission and goals in the Child Protection Area of Responsibility 2020-2024 Strategy.

Initiatives

Our initiatives aim to develop or improve operational standards and the capacity of the child protection in emergencies workforce.

How to get involved

Organisations that are interested in improving child protection in humanitarian action can join as an associate or general member.

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Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility | GCP AoR

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In times of crisis - whether caused by armed conflict, sudden onset disaster, or an epidemic - children face significant protection concerns. Thus, our aim, as an Area of Responsibility within the Global Protection Cluster, is to lead the coordination of child protection efforts in humanitarian settings in order to ensure children in emergencies are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence.

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Online Course on 2019 Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS).

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Online Course on 2019 Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS).

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This introductory e-course is for anyone currently working with and for children in humanitarian settings, as well as all child protection workers who want to prepare themselves for a potential humanitarian crisis.

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Once you enroll in the CPMS e-course, you can pace the learning to your needs. Among the currently available modules, five are required to obtain the course certificate (the four indicated below plus one additional module on one of the remaining standards of your choice).

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Online Training - Protecting Children During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Adapting child protection programming 

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Online Training - Protecting Children During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Adapting child protection programming 

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This course is designed for child protection professionals around the world rising to the challenge of finding creative ways to continue to support the most vulnerable children, families, and communities in the context of public health measures that span from physical distancing to lockdown measures.

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IASC Guidelines: Working with and for Young People in Humanitarian and Protracted Crises

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IASC Guidelines: Working with and for Young People in Humanitarian and Protracted Crises

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These IASC guidelines provide a framework for working with and for young people throughout the humanitarian programme cycle (HPC), complete with tips, examples and case studies.
In addition, humanitarian actors can use this guidance as a reference to design programmes that respond to their context.

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IASC Guidelines With Us and For Us Working with and for Young People in Humanitarian and Protracted Crises

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Competency Framework for Coordination - Child Protection Area of Responsibility

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Competency Framework for Coordination - Child Protection Area of Responsibility

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The Competency Framework for Coordination outlines the competencies required for those working as Coordinators in a Child Protection Area of Responsibility (CP AoR) at global, regional, national and sub-national levels.

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Induction package for Mine Action AoR Field Coordinators

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Induction package for Mine Action AoR Field Coordinators

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Induction package for Mine Action AoR Field Coordinators

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View the presentation below to learn more about how mine action fits into the Global Protection Cluster and the broader humanitarian system.

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The mine action analysis framework provides an overview and maps out the different types of information that can be used in the planning and implementation of mine action.

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Inspiration: What is Gender Based Violence?

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This Handbook's aim is to raise awareness and provide basic safety information concerning the threat of landmines, ERW and IEDs to organizations and individuals working in affected areas.

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UNMAS - Landmines explosive remnants of war and IED safety handbook

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Mitigating the Impact of Explosive Ordnance on Children through Collaborative Humanitarian Action

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Mitigating the Impact of Explosive Ordnance on Children through Collaborative Humanitarian Action

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The guidance aims to support key stakeholders to strengthen risk reduction and the response to
the needs of child victims of explosive ordnance (EO)2 throughout humanitarian programme cycles (HPC). For the purpose of his guidance, the focus of prevention efforts is on targeted and inclusive explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) for children, and the focus of response is on
improving access to services for child victims.

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Mitigating the Impact of Explosive Ordonance on Children through Collaborative Humanitarian Action

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‘An Introduction to EORE Essentials’ Module Trailer

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‘An Introduction to EORE Essentials’ Module Trailer

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GICHD Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining

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‘An Introduction to EORE Essentials’ Module Trailer

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This short animation focuses on Housing, Land and Property (HLP) in emergencies, presenting some of the issues commonly faced, and stressing the importance of considering HLP when planning and implementing humanitarian interventions.

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This Training Manual has been drafted with the aim of improving the quality and effectiveness
of humanitarian aid response through improved capacity on housing, land and property issues.

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Guidance Note - Integrating House, Land and Property Issues into Key Humanitarian, Transnational and Development Planning Processes

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Guidance Note - Integrating House, Land and Property Issues into Key Humanitarian, Transnational and Development Planning Processes

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The Guidance's main objective is to identify possible entry points for integrating HLP issues into key planning processes across the humanitarian, transitional and development phases and thereby facilitate due consideration of HLP issues in responses.

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Guidance Note Integrating HLP Issues into Key Humanitarian Transitional and Development Planning Processes

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Land Rights and Shelter The Due Diligence Standard

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Land Rights and Shelter The Due Diligence Standard

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This checklist aims to assist shelter actors to ensure that they respect existing rights over plots of land on which they intend to construct shelter and minimise the risk that may contribute to land disputes. It is also intended to help assisting managers and implementers of shelter programmes in field locations to identify land rights in contexts where information is difficult to obtain.

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Land Rights and Shelter the Due Diligene Standard

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Securing Tenure in Shelter Operations - Guidance for Humanitarian Response

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Securing Tenure in Shelter Operations - Guidance for Humanitarian Response

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This guidance is part of The Global Shelter Cluster’s and the HLP AoR’s efforts to develop an operational definition of security of tenure applicable in humanitarian settings, which will enable the sector to effectively address the shelter needs of its beneficiaries. It incorporates learning from field
operations as they apply basic concepts of security of tenure together with knowledge of the local context to devise shelter solutions based on the legal realities and the diversity of tenure systems and tenure forms in place.

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Securing Tenure in Shelter Operations, Global Shelter Cluster

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Security of tenure means that people can live in their homes without fear of forced eviction, whether in communal settlement situations, informal settlements, host communities or after return. It is the foundation of the right to adequate housing and many other human rights.

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The Handbook is one of most widely known and internationally recognized tools for delivery of quality humanitarian response. Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response.

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UNHCR Handbook - Housing, Land and Property

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UNHCR Handbook - Housing, Land and Property

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This document forms part of the 4th edition of the UNHCR Emergency Handbook.

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VIDEO - Responding to Disclosure of a GBV Incident

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VIDEO - Responding to Disclosure of a GBV Incident

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Gender-Based Violence (GBV) incidents are often hidden, and supporting survivors is always complex and sensitive. This film is for humanitarian workers who may meet people disclosing GBV incidents during a humanitarian operation.

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Responding to Disclosure of a GBV Incident

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Introduction to Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) Essentials

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Introduction to Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) Essentials

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It is an online self-paced module in English that takes 60-90 minutes to complete. To take the course, go to the GICHD training platform (training.gichd.org), create an account (if you haven’t do so already), log in and then choose the EORE course from the list of online courses

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VIDEO - Taking Action Against Gender-Based Violence

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VIDEO - Taking Action Against Gender-Based Violence

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Introducing the GBV Guidelines for integrating GBV risk mitigation across the  humanitarian response.

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Taking Action Against Gender-Based Violence

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WEBPAGE - Mine Action Website - Key Resources on Mine Action

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WEBPAGE - Mine Action Website - Key Resources on Mine Action

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Browse through the various resources. We recommend:

Mine Action and Child Protection

Mine Action HLP

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Standardizing Beneficiary Definitions In Humanitarian Mine Action

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Standardizing Beneficiary Definitions In Humanitarian Mine Action

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An attempt to standardize how to define and count beneficiaries in mine action.

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2020 - Standardising beneficiary definitions in humanitarian MA

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IASC Guidelines, Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action

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IASC Guidelines, Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Humanitarian Action

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How to make mine action more disability inclusive?

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2019 - IASC - Guidelines on the Inclusion of Persons with Disab

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UN Gender Guidelines for Mine Action Programmes

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UN Gender Guidelines for Mine Action Programmes

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How to promote gender equality in mine action?

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2019 - UN Gender Guidelines MA Programmes

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Assistance in Mine Action - Report of the Secretary General

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Assistance in Mine Action - Report of the Secretary General

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State of contamination and mine action in the world.

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2019 - Report of the Secretary General Assistance in MA

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Advisory Group | Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining

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Advisory Group | Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining

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EORE online resource library.

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Event Summaries
Click here to register for the 'EORE Hour' webinar series 'EORE Hour' Webinar Recordings "Why risk education on cluster munition matters: a deep dive on risk education in the Lausanne Action Plan" "Doing it right, doing it better: EORE voices from the field" GICHD Webinar Series "New Technologies & Methodologies for EORE: A View from Other Sectors" "Upholding the Oslo Action Plan in Times of COVID-19: A Discussion On Risk Education" EORE Webinar: "EORE and COVID-19" "Risk Education in the Oslo Action Plan: from vision to reality"

23NDM Side Event Report, including discussion groups on IED risk education, digital EORE, EORE training needs, impact monitoring & integration of EORE (Feb 2020)

Other Approved Documentation

DEORE Project Mapping

The Digital Task Team of the EORE Advisory Group has worked to map digital EORE projects across the HMA sector over the past five years. The database serves as a reference guide for digital EORE projects around the globe by providing a snapshot of key information as well as contact details to enable practitioners to contact organisations about specific projects to learn more.
View the digital EORE mapping database here
If your organisation is implementing any digital EORE projects, please use the above database to check if they are already represented and, if not, add them using this form.

If you are responsible for any of the projects listed and would like to edit or update any information featured in the database, please contact Matthieu Laruelle ( m.laruelle(at)gichd.org).

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Explore New Technologies used in Challenging Contexts.

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New Technologies & Methodologies for EORE in Challenging Contexts

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Examining promising new technologies and methodologies used for the delivery and monitoring of risk education interventions in challenging contexts. Includes risk education for improvised explosive devices, in urban complex environments, and in areas with limited to no accessibility.

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VIDEO - Elements of protection mainstreaming

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VIDEO - Elements of protection mainstreaming

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Thanks to the generosity of the European Community Humanitarian Office (ECHO), the GPC’s Task Team on Protection Mainstreaming has developed a short and insightful video on the elements of protection mainstreaming that every humanitarian actor should know.

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GPC - Elements of protection mainstreaming

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The Humanitarian Principles – humanity, impartiality, neutrality and independence help protect the lives of humanitarian workers and ensure safe and unhindered access to those in need.

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PODCAST - Coordination and Collaboration with the GPC

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PODCAST - Coordination and Collaboration with the GPC

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On Tuesday, 26 November 2019, PHAP organized a webinar in partnership with the Global Protection Cluster (GPC) on coordination and collaboration for humanitarian protection. We discussed current weaknesses in protection coordination and what role the GPC may have in ensuring protection programming is well-coordinated – avoiding gaps and duplication – and that responding to the needs of marginalized communities does not fall between different actors.

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Coordination and Collaboration with the GPC - PHAP: Learning sessions and webinars

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Coordination and collaboration are critical for humanitarian protection - just as it is for an effective overall humanitarian response. Recent crises have highlighted that there remains a need to reinforce protection programming with clear leadership and further articulation of roles and responsibilities.

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Online Training - Protection mainstreaming 

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Online Training - Protection mainstreaming 

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This 30-minute online course introduces the key elements of protection mainstreaming and explores how to apply protection standards as you respond to natural disasters, complex humanitarian emergencies, and support Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).

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IASC Policy on Protection in Humanitarian Action

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IASC Policy on Protection in Humanitarian Action

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This policy defines the centrality of protection in humanitarian action. It emphasizes an IASC commitment to prioritize protection and contribute to collective protection outcomes.

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2016 - IASC - Policy on Protection in Humanitarian Action

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IASC - Cluster Coordination at Country Level

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IASC - Cluster Coordination at Country Level

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IASC - Guidance Cluster Coordination at Country Level

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The Global Humanitarian Platform, created in July 2006, brings together UN and non-UN humanitarian organizations on an equal footing. The organizations participating in the Global Humanitarian Platform agree to base their partnership
on the following principles:

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Q&A: How field based protection clusters and sub-clusters work together

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Q&A: How field based protection clusters and sub-clusters work together

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For humanitarian organisations, operating in conflict environments entails a number of particularities, challenges and constraints, such as remote management, insecurity or access limitations. This impacts on the way humanitarian organizations operate, in particular for protection outcomes, which requires proximity to affected people.

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GPC- Civil-military Coordination for Protection Outcomes

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PODCAST - The Interagency Minimum Standards for GBViE programming: Why do they matter?

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PODCAST - The Interagency Minimum Standards for GBViE programming: Why do they matter?

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For the 16 days of activism against GBV, UNICEF and the GBV AoR are campaigning for the Interagency Minimum Standards for GBViE programming. The campaign aims at raising awareness on the Minimum Standards that were released in November 2019 and provide guidelines with clear key actions defining what GBV actors need to do to prevent and respond to GBV. In this episode, Inbal Sansani, Emily Krasnor and Catherine Poulton discuss the Minimum standards, how to define quality and what role do the standards play in GBV programming, amongst other insights and tips on how to implement the standards.

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UNICEF GBViE Podcast Season 1,Episode 17: The Interagency Minimum Standards for GBViE programming: Why do they matter?

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Listen to this episode from UNICEF on Spotify. For the 16 days of activism against GBV, UNICEF and the GBV AoR are campaigning for the Interagency Minimum Standards for GBViE programming. The campaign aims at raising awareness on the Minimum Standards that were released in November 2019 and provide guidelines with clear key actions defining what GBV actors need to do to prevent and respond to GBV.

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Home | Gender-Based Violence Area of Responsibility

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The GBV AoR brings together non-governmental organisations, UN agencies, academics and others under the shared objective of ensuring life-saving, predictable, accountable and effective GBV prevention, risk mitigation and response in emergencies, both natural disaster and conflict-related humanitarian contexts.

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Online Training - Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes In Emergencies ▪	Module 1: Understanding GBV

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Online Training - Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes In Emergencies ▪	Module 1: Understanding GBV

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Online Training -  Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes In Emergencies ▪	Module 4: Responding to GBV in Emergencies

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Online Training -  Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes In Emergencies ▪	Module 4: Responding to GBV in Emergencies

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GBV Pocket Guide - How to support survivors of gender-based violence when a GBV actor is not available in your area 

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GBV Pocket Guide - How to support survivors of gender-based violence when a GBV actor is not available in your area 

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This Guide is intended to support humanitarian practitioners across all sectors operating in contexts where no GBV actors
(including a GBV referral pathway or GBV specialist/focal point) are available in your area.

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How to support survivors of gender-based violence

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Handbook for Coordinating GBV in Emergencies

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Handbook for Coordinating GBV in Emergencies

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The purpose of this Handbook is to facilitate concrete action – from preparedness, to humanitarian response through recovery. It is an indispensable tool for GBV coordinators, and the humanitarian community more broadly, to work together to address gender-based violence.

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Handbook for Coordinating GBV in Emergencies

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Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Prevention and Response to GBV in Emergencies

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Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Prevention and Response to GBV in Emergencies

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This resource presents 16 Minimum Standards for GBV prevention and response programming in emergencies. The objective of the Minimum Standards is to establish a common understanding of what constitutes minimum GBV prevention and response programming in emergencies.

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Online Training - Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes In Emergencies 

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Online Training - Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes In Emergencies 

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The course targets new or emerging gender-based violence (GBV) specialists as well as humanitarian or development practitioners and others who want to increase their knowledge around GBV prevention and response in emergencies.

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UNFPA is excited to launch the new and updated version of our free online course on Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes in Emergencies.
The course targets new or emerging gender-based violence (GBV) specialists as well as humanitarian or development practitioners and others who want to increase their knowledge around GBV prevention and response in emergencies.
No registration is needed, you can start the course for free at anytime - please click 'start here.'

A certificate of completion can be obtained at the end of the course and is generated automatically by the system. At the end of the course there is also a survey you are kindly ask to complete. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

If you have any technical issues we suggest trying a different browser, clearing your browser history/cache, and restarting your computer.

Introduction: Start here

Module 1: Understanding Gender-based Violence

Module 2: Framework for Addressing GBV in Emergencies

Module 3: Preventing GBV in Emergencies

Module 4: Responding to GBV in Emergencies

The content of the course has been updated from the 2011 version in collaboration with the members of the Gender-Based Violence Area of Responsibility's Learning Task Team.

The e-learning course is designed to allow participants to learn new concepts and test their learning through quizzes and direct application of knowledge to case studies.

Questions or comments should be sent to humsi@unfpa.org

Copyright © 2017 United Nations Population Fund

La gestion des programmes contre les Violences Basées sur le Genre dans les situations durgence

Le FNUAP est ravi de lancer la nouvelle version mise à jour de notre cours en ligne gratuit intitulé "Gestion des programmes contre la violence basée sur le genre (VBG) dans les situations d'urgence".

Le cours s'adresse à des spécialistes de la VBG, soit nouveaux ainsi que des spécialistes humanitaires ou dans le développement entre autres - qui souhaitent accroître leur connaissance sur la prévention et la réponse de la VBG dans les situations d'urgence.

Les utilisateurs n'ont pas besoin de s'enregistrer en-ligne pour le cours. Vous pouvez y accéder gratuitement à tout moment. Il faut juste cliquer sur " Commencer ici ".

À la fin du cours vous obtiendrez un certificat généré automatiquement par le système.

À la fin du cours, il y a aussi un sondage que nous vous invitons à remplir. Vos idées et vos commentaires sont importants pour nous et seront pris en compte afin d'améliorer le cours en-ligne.
Introduction: Commencer ici
Module 1: Comprendre la violence basée sur le genre

Module 2: Cadre dintervention pour la VBG dans les situations d'urgence

Module 3: Prévention de la VBG dans les situations d'urgence

Module 4: Réponse à la VBG dans les situations d'urgence

Le contenu du cours a été mis à jour à partir de la version du 2011 en collaboration avec en collaboration avec la Task Team Formation de la Responsabilité mondial Violence basée sur le genre (GBV AoR).

Le cours en ligne est conçu pour permettre aux participants d'apprendre de nouveaux concepts et de tester leur apprentissage par des tests et une application directe de connaissances à des études de cas.

Les questions ou les commentaires doivent être envoyés à: humsi@unfpa.org.

Copyright © 2017 United Nations Population Fund

CURSO GRATIS EN LINEA
UNFPA se complace en presentar la versión nueva y actualizada de nuestro curso gratuito en línea sobre la Gestión de Programas de Violencia de Género en Situaciones de Emergencia. El curso está dirigido a especialistas en violencia de género (VG) nuevos o emergentes así que a profesionales humanitarios o de desarrollo, y a otros que desean ampliar sus conocimientos sobre la prevención y respuesta a la violencia de género en situaciones de emergencia.
Gestión de la violencia de género (VG) en emergencias

El curso es gratuito y puede empezarlo en cualquier momento. No necesita inscribirse, sólo haga clic en "comenzar aquí".

Al terminar el curso, usted puede obtener un certificado de finalización automáticamente a través del sistema. Asimismo, le invitamos completar una encuesta al finalizar el curso. ¡Agradecemos sus comentarios y sugerencias!
Introduccion: Empieza aquí Modulo 2: Modulo 3: Modulo 4: Respondiendo a la violencia de género en emergencias Prevención de la violencia de género en emergencias Marco para el abordaje de la violencia de género en emergencias
Si tiene algún problema técnico, le sugerimos intentar acceder el curso con un navegador de Internet diferente, borrar el historial / caché del navegador y/o reiniciar su computadora.

Modulo 1: Comprendiendo la violencia de género

El contenido de este curso ha sido actualizado desde la versión de 2011, en colaboración con los miembros del Equipo de Tareas sobre el Aprendizaje del Área de Responsabilidad de Violencia de Género.

El curso virtual está concebido de una forma que permita a los participantes aprender nuevos conceptos, y comprobar sus conocimientos, a través de exámenes y la aplicación directa de los conocimientos a casos de estudio.

Cualquiera pregunta o comentario debería remitirse por correo electrónico a krougvie@unfpa.org.

Copyright © 2017 United Nations Population Fund

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Managing Gender-based Violence Programmes in Emergencies - Updated for 2017

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UNFPA is excited to launch the new and updated version of our free online course on Managing Gender-Based Violence Programmes in Emergencies. The course targets new or emerging gender-based violence (GBV) specialists as well as humanitarian or development practitioners and others who want to increase their knowledge around GBV prevention and response in emergencies.

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Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) Resources

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Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) Resources

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Providing comprehensive sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care to all members of a crisis-affected population is an overarching goal of the health sector. If financial, human, and material resources are available at the onset of an emergency, implementing the MISP should be the aim of the SRH response.

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This self-instructional learning module covers the implementation of the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) of Sexual and Reproductive Health at the onset of an emergency.

This document provides a "cheatsheet" from which professionals and those working in the field can quickly reference and recall the objectives and actions included in the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Sexual and Reproductive Health.

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Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) Resources

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The minimum, life-saving sexual and reproductive health needs that humanitarians must address at onset of an emergency (within 48 hours wherever possible).

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Guidelines for Integrating GBV Interventions in Humanitarian Action

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Guidelines for Integrating GBV Interventions in Humanitarian Action

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See sections and the Thematic Arera Guide for  GBV risk mitigation for Protection Clusters and the Compendium to the Guidelines for Cash and Voucher assistance.

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2011 - IASC - Guidelines for Integrating GBV in Humanitarian Action

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The Centrality of protection in Humanitarian Action Review (2019)

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The Centrality of protection in Humanitarian Action Review (2019)

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This Global Protection Cluster (GPC) annual review provides
an opportunity to consider the centrality of protection in practice, with a focus on 2019.

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2019 - GPC - The centrality of protection in humanitarian action review

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The toolkit expands on key roles and responsibilities of Humanitarian Coordinators, Humanitarian Country Teams,
Inter-Cluster Coordination Groups, Clusters, as well as donors in mainstreaming protection.

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2017 - GPC - Protection Mainstreaming Toolkit

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The IASC Task Team on Preparedness and Resilience has developed the ‘Emergency Response Preparedness’ (ERP) approach to enable the international humanitarian system to apply a proactive approach to emergency preparedness.

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2015 - IASC - Emergency Response Preparedness

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IASC Reference Module for the Implementation of the Humanitarian Program Cycle

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IASC Reference Module for the Implementation of the Humanitarian Program Cycle

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The humanitarian programme cycle is about a new way of working, building on what the humanitarian system has learned. This IASC Reference Module defines the roles and responsibilities of international humanitarian actors and the way that they interact with each other, with national and local authorities, with civil society, and with people affected by crises.

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2015 - IASC - Reference Modules for the Implementation of the Humanitarian Program Cycle

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IASC Multi-sector Initial Rapid assessment Guidance

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IASC Multi-sector Initial Rapid assessment Guidance

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The Multi-Cluster/Sector Initial Rapid Assessment (MIRA) is a joint needs assessment tool that can be used in sudden onset emergencies. It is a precursor to cluster/sectoral needs assessments and provides a process for collecting and analyzing information on affected people and their needs to inform strategic response planning.

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2015 - IASC - Multi-sector Initial Rapid Assessment Guidance

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Online Training - Building a Better Response

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Online Training - Building a Better Response

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Through online training and in-person workshops, BBR aims to strengthen the capacity of NGO staff, as well as other humanitarian actors, to engage in humanitarian coordination and improve response to the needs of crisis affected populations.

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Learn about International Mine Action Standards

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Home - International Mine Action Standards: IMAS

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The International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) website supports mine action professionals and organisations worldwide.

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How we collaborate with HLP and Child Protection.

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Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (Full Version)

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Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (Full Version)

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The Minimum Standards have been developed to support all humanitarian actors in strengthening child protection in their work.

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The Importance of Addressing Housing, land, and Property (HLP) Challenges in HUmanitarian Response

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The Importance of Addressing Housing, land, and Property (HLP) Challenges in HUmanitarian Response