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Our goal is to minimize the consequences of crises on the most vulnerable populations, predominantly in low and lower-middle-income countries. Expert Faculty: Our in-house certified trainers possess extensive experience in the field of international development and humanitarian organizations. Learn from industry experts and experienced practitioners dedicated to making a positive impact in the world. Practical Approach: Our programs emphasize the use of ultra – modern and real-world applications of research and result oriented training to ensuring that participants are well-prepared to take on challenges and find suitable solutions. Global Network: Join a community of like-minded individuals and organizations working towards common goals, fostering collaboration and partnerships. Flexibility: Choose from a variety of training formats, including in-person workshops, online courses, and customized programs to suit your needs. Impactful Results: Our alumni have gone on to lead successful projects, organizations, and initiatives that contribute to humanitarian and sustainable development efforts globally. Tailor-made Training: We conduct comprehensive needs analysis to align the course with your preferences, goals, and availability. Interactive Sessions: Our teaching methodologies include role plays, group discussions, storytelling, experiential games, and fun exercises for active learning. Affordable Programs: Find courses in different categories, all in one place, allowing you to choose based on your interests, needs, budget, and schedule.

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Data has proven to be one of the most expensive things to come by this days in which ever endeavor you need it’s applications. This MOOC KoboToolbox Academy has taught me so much right from Need assessment to actual engagement, signifying the importance of data to aid disaster response and timely intervention. This free training program is specifically designed for humanitarian organizations to provide an overview of the humanitarian needs assessment process. This e-learning resource is provided by #Kobo the nonprofit behind KoboToolbox, and was co-developed with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). This MOOC also highlights on the need for responsibility in data management as the final decision made based on the data available will go a long way to aid building resilience and sustainability in developing communities. #SDGs #Humanitarian #Development #YouthMappers.

The future of work is changing. Stay ahead of the curve by investing in skills development. From digital literacy to green skills, there are opportunities for everyone. #SkillsDevelopment #FutureOfWork #SouthAfrica #Training #Education #DigitalSkills #LifelongLearning #WorkforceDevelopment #InvestmentInPeople

Today is the #DayforLearning. In recent ALNAP research, 46% of humanitarians cited a lack of time and capacity as one of the main barriers to accessing and using knowledge and evidence to improve humanitarian action. As the nature of crises evolves and humanitarians are challenged to work differently, our ability to learn and change must be equally adaptive and dynamic. This means transforming our thinking: stepping off well-trodden linear learning paths, unpicking power relations within the system, creating a more inclusive learning environment and accelerating the pace of change. Our colleagues here at Elrha and in the UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub are taking time today to do some learning of their own. Across the team we are: Attending a workshop by Bond UK on Anti-Racist Communications Listening to a podcast on the increasingly politicised status of health workers: https://lnkd.in/eMK7WKKM Learning about decolonisation and Shifting the Power in MEAL: https://lnkd.in/ex_hBMU8 Strengthening our foundational understanding of innovation management in humanitarian settings: https://lnkd.in/ebHY9aUg Understanding challenges to knowledge translation in the Global South: https://lnkd.in/ebY8PMKn Watching back a webinar on participant and community-led storytelling for INGOs: https://lnkd.in/ejDSvpkE Attending a report launch about Somali capacities to respond to crisis – and how the international aid sector can effectively support them: https://lnkd.in/dq8JNmeg Let us know how you’re using your Day of Learning in the comments! #UnlockLearning #WithLearningComesChange

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Empowering change in the digital literacy realm is so important! #DigitalLiteracy #TechEducation #OnlineLearning #FutureSkills #EdTech #DigitalSkills #TechLiteracy

📖MUTUAL LEARNING SEMINAR – The future of protection in the EU: Evidence to guide the implementation of the CEAS   SAVE THE DATE: Thursday 12 September 2024 (09.00-13.30) Atelier29, Rue Jacques de Lalaing 29, 1040 Brussels   ➡️This event is the first in a series of mutual learning seminars focusing on the challenge of using evidence in the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) following the adoption of the New Pact on Migration and Asylum (the Pact).   ➡️It takes place in the framework of the INNOVATE project’s Migration Research to Practice Co-Lab which is funded under the EU’s Horizon Europe programme. The seminars are aimed at promoting multi-stakeholder engagement around the collection and use of evidence on protection needs in Europe with a focus on proposing solutions to existing challenges.   ➡️The seminar will collate, debate, and deploy evidence to guide the implementation of the CEAS. It will be divided into two sessions: 👉The first session will examine evidence on reception conditions in the EU 👉The second session will focus on the management of procedures, including responsibility determination, inadmissibility assessment, and asylum procedures, in view of the implementation of the Pact.   ➡️Register here: https://lnkd.in/gbETinnd

Check your 🗓️. Do you have any plans on Thursday, 29th February?     ALNAP believes 2024 is a big year for humanitarian learning. What better moment to recommit yourself to learning than on the extra day we all get this year?    There's a greater need than ever to unlock the rich learning that already exists within our sector to tackle the humanitarian challenges of our time head on. Humanitarians need to be bolder in their learning, embracing approaches more suited to the true complexity of change and different learning experiences, and being more receptive and responsive to learning.    Whether you're a leader or on the frontline of a crisis, a researcher or just starting a career in the humanitarian sector, it’s always a good time to learn.    Join ALNAP, the learning network for the humanitarian sector, on a new journey to transform humanitarian learning approaches and cultures so they better recognise and respond to the evolving complexity of crises, the urgency of need, and the nature of learning itself.    Baby steps: start by taking some time out to learn on February 29th. We’ll be sharing some great ideas for learning in the coming week.     #WithLearningComesChange #DayForLearning #UnlockLearning DisasterReady, Humanitarian Leadership Academy, RedR UK, Centre for Humanitarian Leadership, CHS Alliance, NEAR (Network for Empowered Aid Response), Asian Disaster Reduction and Response Network (ADRRN), H2H Network, UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub, Ground Truth Solutions, Start Network, Sphere Standards, Tandem Leadership, Disasters Emergency Committee, Bioforce, Elrha. World Health Organization

I would like to announce that I completed the Building a Better Response e-learning course at the Humanitarian Academy at Harvard University. This comprehensive program provided in-depth training on essential topics crucial for effective humanitarian response and coordination in crisis situations. Through this course, I gained valuable insights into: ·     Foundations of Humanitarian Action: Understanding the core principles that guide humanitarian efforts worldwide. ·     International Humanitarian Coordination System: Learning how global organizations work together to streamline responses. ·     The Cluster Approach: Delving into specialized clusters for more efficient aid delivery in complex emergencies. ·     Planning and Funding Disaster Responses: Exploring the financial and logistical elements critical to timely and effective interventions. ·     International Law and Humanitarian Standards: Studying the legal frameworks that protect human rights during crises. ·     Complex Humanitarian Emergencies: Understanding the challenges and strategies unique to multifaceted crisis situations. This course has deepened my knowledge of the global humanitarian landscape, equipping me to contribute more effectively to relief efforts that make a tangible impact.