A new 3-hour online course dealing with the issues of Field Resilience and Stress Management within the humanitarian sector.

In the second part of our 10th anniversary blog series, the ILS Risk Advisory Team highlights the importance of Duty of Care in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic.

In the first of a series of blogs to celebrate our 10th anniversary, the ILS Risk Advisory Team explore the case for strategic investment in risk management training to support local partners and country offices. This blog highlights the critical role this type of training plays in the delivery of effective and sustainable programmes, and the fulfilment duty of care obligations, through the development of Security Focal Points and other staff with risk management responsibilities in the field.

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This advanced Personal Safety and Security course is delivered online over 7 sessions.

3 hr online training dealing with stress management and practical strategies for mental health issues within the humanitarian sector.

Interactive, simulation-based training over 3 days, exploring all aspects of Crisis Management.

8-week instructor-led course designed for Security Focal Points delivered in 4 languages.

In the next part of our series of scenario-based aide-memoires from our Risk Advisory and Training team, we look at what to do if you encounter a checkpoint that takes place while working in the field.

In the next part of our series of scenario-based aide-memoires from our Risk Advisory and Training team, we look at what to do if you encounter a street protest that takes place while working in the field.

In the first in a new series of scenario-based aide-memoires from our Risk Advisory and Training team, we look at what to do if involved in a Road Traffic Accident that takes place while working in the field.

On Monday the 11th of June, at the end of the first day of a SAFA training programme, a fire broke out at the hotel and conference centre that we have been working in since 2015. 

Having so recently been faced with our own crisis at ILS, our Risk Advisory team has put together a thought piece focussed on the fundamentals of managing crises.

We are extremely excited to announce that we are now taking bookings for our SAFA (HEAT) programme in the USA (near DC) from this Summer!

The programme will be led by Michael O’Neill, former Director of Global Safety and Security with Save the Children International, and as ever will be delivered
'by humanitarians, for humanitarians'. 

Is your organisation ready to deal with the reality of a member of the team being taken hostage? We have developed this free one page checklist of actions to take so that your organisation is prepared to respond should the worst happen.