HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
"Last year was the deadliest year on record for aid workers.”
2024 is on course to be no better.
@HumOutcomes' Abby Stoddard briefed the @UN Security Council today on the need to protect humanitarian aid workers in conflict.
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
Today, we have reached a grim milestone.
281 aid workers have been killed this year, the highest toll on record.
"They show the best humanity has to offer and they are getting killed in return."
Those in power must #ActForHumanity and ensure the protection of humanitarians.
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
❌ 302 aid workers have lost their lives in the occupied Palestinian territory since 7 October 2023, as reported by the Aid Worker Security Database managed by @HumOutcomes. Figures as of 30 September 2024.
Explore the #data on HDX: data.humdata.org/dataset/aid…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
"Humanitarians leave their families and don't know if they will come back home, and if they come back they are not sure if they will find their family."
#ThinkChangePodcast explores the risks humanitarians face globally & how they can be better protected: buff.ly/3YORMzX
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
There have been horrifying recent attacks on aid workers in Gaza, Sudan and elsewhere.
The rules of war are changing, so how can humanitarians be better protected?
On #WorldHumanitarianDay, our new #ThinkChangePodcast examines these worrying trends: buff.ly/3yKWILo 🎙️
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
🎯Supporting local organizations is key in addressing humanitarian challenges effectively.
A report by @HumOutcomes examines the current status, challenges, and potential opportunities for reconceptualizing surge capacity in the #humanitarian sector⏬
humanitarianoutcomes.org/pub…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
2023 was the deadliest year for aid workers ever recorded, with the number of fatalities more than double the annual average, according to data shared by @humoutcomes. #ActForHumanity
- 280 aid workers killed
- 224 aid workers injured
Explore on HDX: data.humdata.org/organizatio…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
🎙️We're back with new episodes for the ‘Evolving NGO SRM’ podcast series!
This episode features Abby Stoddard, one of the lead authors of the State of Practice report.
Abby discusses the motivations behind the report, its creation, and key findings.
➡️gisf.ngo/resource/evolving-n…
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We’re delighted to announce that Agulhas will support the Independent Commission for Aid Impact, @icai_uk, as the lead service provider of its programme of reviews from 2024-2028! Read more about our journey with the UK aid scrutiny body👉#UKAid #UKAidNews agulhas.co.uk/2024/07/22/agu…
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📣 We are excited to announce that the summary brief of our State of Practice report has been translated into 5 languages!
➡️ Amharic, Ukrainian, French, Arabic and Spanish translations are now available on the GISF website here:
gisf.ngo/resource/state-of-p…
@Humoutcomes
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
The rising number of crises suggests that future #humanitarian responses will require more flexible surge capacity. But what is the current state and perception of surge in the sector?
Join us to find out.
🗓️6 June, 14:00 - 15:00 BST
Register: bit.ly/HumanitarianSurge
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
Watch again: #HNPW 24 event this week
Scaling up a response in complex humanitarian crises
Moderator: @ALNAP director Juliet Parker
Speakers: @HumOutcomes @UNOCHA @UN @save_children @PlanGlobal & Steering Committee for Humanitarian Response
youtu.be/h-kkYgiougI?si=rOj3… via @YouTube
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Join us at HNPW in Geneva on May 8 for an in-person session on the state of humanitarian security risk management. More info on HNPW available here - vosocc.unocha.org/Report.asp…
@HumOutcomes
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📅 Join us on 8 May for the exclusive launch of our new Ethics Guide and Tool with @HumOutcomes for #HNPW24.
🕒 14:00-15:30 Geneva/UTC+2
👤 Salle 3, CICG, Geneva: vosocc.unocha.org/Report.asp…
🖥️ Join via Zoom: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
#HNPW24
@ManishaThomas @Orzala, @Tanyawood00
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
Join us on May 8 at @LEP_HNPW in Gevena for an in-person session on humanitarian security risk management with @gisf_ngo
More info on the event - vosocc.unocha.org/Report.asp…
Download the recent SRM report - humanitarianoutcomes.org/sec…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
In the past 10 years, 236 aid workers have been killed in the occupied Palestinian territory, according to @HumOutcomes Aid Worker Security Database. Of those, 203, or 86%, were killed in the #GazaStrip in the past 6 months.
Explore the data on HDX: data.humdata.org/dataset/aid…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
📣 A new report, co-authored by GISF and @humoutcomes, assesses the capacities, dilemmas, and challenges in humanitarian SRM.
Join us at #HNPW 2024, where we'll come together for a discussion on the state of SRM and where the sector can go from here.
➡️ vosocc.unocha.org/Report.asp…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
"The number of humanitarians killed in #Gaza in only 3 months last year, 161, is more than the deadliest year ever recorded for aid workers globally." Read it here - thenewhumanitarian.org/maps-…
@newhumanitarian @LSalzenstein
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
#SecurityRiskManagement has been identified as an area of common concern at #HNPW! Join us virtually from 29 April to 3 May, and in Geneva from 6 to 10 May to explore the challenges and opportunities for #AidWorker security.
Discover the agenda here: gisf.ngo/event/humanitarian-…
HumanitarianOutcomes retweeted
📣 A summary brief for our latest report is now available!
Co-authored with @HumOutcomes, the report assesses the state of practice in humanitarian #SRM today and whether it is fit for purpose in the changing landscape of humanitarian crises.
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