Course Description
This training provides a generalist and strategic approach to humanitarian protection work. It offers an overview of the international standards for civilian protection, how they can be used by humanitarian organizations and which are the key players. Furthermore, it provides the basic elements to design an integrated protection intervention and to properly include protection elements in the project cycle management.
Specific Objective
To provide a comprehensive introduction to humanitarian protection from a non-specialist perspective.
Learning Objectives
At the end of this course participants will:
- Handle the main concepts of protection (the Risk Approach) with a specific focus on the DG ECHO policy on protection;
- Know how to analyze and identify the main stakeholders in protection in a given scenario;
- Feel confident in the management of the full project cycle according to the DG ECHO policy on protection.
Course Agenda
2-day training module to enhance the participants’ capacity on humanitarian protection.
Training Details
Target group and prerequisites
The course is designed for DG ECHO partners’ staff (both at HQ and field level), in particular for those with operational responsibilities, programme managers and monitoring and evaluation officers.
Number of participants
Duration
2 days (from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.)
DG ECHO training calendar
Training financed under the DG-ECHO Framework Contract
| Type | Date | Location | Title | Language | Target Group | Cost | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| classroom | 19-20 November 2019 | Brussels, Belgium | Humanitarian protection: a generalist approach to humanitarian protection | English | DG ECHO Partners | free of charge | APPLY |
| classroom | 13-14 May 2019 | Belgium, Brussels | Humanitarian protection: a generalist approach to humanitarian protection | English | DG ECHO Partners | free of charge | CLOSED |
| classroom | 20-21 February 2019 | Belgium, Brussels Rue Amedee Lynen 8 1210 c/o ICA | Humanitarian protection: a generalist approach to humanitarian protection | English | DG ECHO Partners | free of charge | CLOSED |