최고 Pháp 팟캐스트 (2021)

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PHAP: Learning sessions and webinars

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Community-based protection, early warning, and conflict preparedness 1:37:53

16d ago1:37:53

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In this webinar, the second of a two-part series exploring existing efforts to improve the safety of civilians during armed conflict, we will be discussing “secondary” prevention programs, in particular those focusing on strengthening communities in conflict-affected areas to reduce the risk of harm and mitigate the effects of armed conflict on civ…

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Civilian Safety in Armed Conflict: Strategies and approaches for direct prevention of violence 1:37:19

23d ago1:37:19

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In this first of two webinars exploring existing efforts to improve the safety of civilians during armed conflict, we will be discussing “primary” prevention programs, which focus on advocacy, armed actor behavior change, and direct engagement with armed actors, either by the humanitarian organization or by facilitating this engagement by communiti…

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Parliamentary action to end statelessness by 2024 1:21:31

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Statelessness, the situation where a person is not recognized by any State as a citizen, has devastating impacts on millions of people around the world. 4.2 million people were known to be stateless as of mid-2020, but with just 76 countries included in data reported by UNHCR, the actual number is likely to be much higher. Statelessness deprives wo…

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The critical role of ethics in forced migration research 1:35:48

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Research on forced migration provides critical input into the processes that help shape policy on displacement and humanitarian response. On that account, researchers should directly engage refugees, other forcibly displaced groups, and the communities that host them. The self-representation of refugees is a principle that has recently been reaffir…

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“Organizational culture matters”: Leadership, staff well-being, and living our values 1:44:57

4M ago1:44:57

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For a long time, humanitarian organizations have faced situations reminding us that how we carry out our work is as important as what we do – including how agencies approach the mental and physical well-being of staff members to avoid long-term exhaustion, burnout, injury, or illness. Apart from the direct impact to individual staff members when th…

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The State of Protection in the COVID-19 Era 1:42:16

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In the margins of the public health and economic crises with which the world has contended through 2020, COVID-19 ultimately looms as a long-term, far-reaching global protection emergency. Where some of the world’s best-resourced countries have tracked a staggering increase in demand for protection services, people in nations with pre-existing huma…

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Creating inclusive cities in South Africa amidst COVID-19 1:32:56

5M ago1:32:56

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The UN Secretary General’s Policy Brief on COVID-19 in an Urban World reckons that urban areas are at the epicentre of the pandemic, accounting for an estimated 90 per cent of cases. Overcrowding and urban areas with poor infrastructure and housing or weak local governance leads to higher virus transmission. Solutions start at the local level which…

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The State of Humanitarian Professions 2020 2:48:57

5M ago2:48:57

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The capacities of those delivering response to humanitarian crises determine the quality of aid, its relevance, effectiveness, and sustainability, and is key to the effective application of humanitarian principles. But in a rapidly changing aid ecosystem, how can humanitarian organisations better recruit, retain, and develop competent staff? How ca…

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The impact of bank de-risking on humanitarian action 1:36:29

6M ago1:36:29

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Over the last few years the issue of “bank de-risking” has increasingly impacted the ability of humanitarian NGOs to safely and effectively transfer funds to programmes where people are most in need. While bank de-risking can affect the operations of any type of organization, humanitarian organizations are particularly affected due to the nature of…

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PHAP: Learning sessions and webinars

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Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in the COVID-19 Response: Applying the IASC Guidelines 1:25:20

7M ago1:25:20

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While the COVID-19 pandemic is seriously affecting the health, livelihoods, and overall wellbeing of people all over the world, persons with disabilities are disproportionately impacted. The risk factors and consequences of COVID-19 on people with disabilities are even further exacerbated in humanitarian contexts. Persons with disabilities may be a…

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Make or break: The implications of COVID-19 for crisis financing 1:31:48

7M ago1:31:48

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The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated challenges for humanitarian work across the globe, including for how emergency response is being funded, providing a real-time “stress test” on financing systems. At the same time, stakeholders have been taking stock of the progress made under the Grand Bargain humanitarian financing reforms and considering pri…

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Balancing risk appetite and risk tolerance in humanitarian operations 1:36:02

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Read more and access resources at https://phap.org/8sep2020 Understanding and appropriately applying the concepts of risk tolerance and risk appetite is crucial for humanitarian organizations to ensure that they are operating within their ability to manage risk. Humanitarian action is taking place in inherently high-risk environments and humanitari…

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Managing camps in diverse contexts 1:43:11

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Read more and access resources at https://phap.org/9sep2020 Many humanitarian emergencies result in large-scale displacement, whether short-term or over many years. Although they should be seen as a last resort, camps and other communal settlements are often at the center of humanitarian response, as that is where those with the greatest needs are …

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Coordinating access for humanitarian protection 1:46:12

10M ago1:46:12

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In most crisis response contexts, multiple protection actors are seeking to access affected populations. As humanitarian actors are interdependent, with the actions of one affecting all other actors in a response context, they often face situations where there are coordination challenges related to access and protection. On 25 June, PHAP, NRC, and …

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Creating Inclusive Cities (Global Compact on Refugees) 1:39:50

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More than 61 per cent of the world’s refugees and 80 per cent of internally displaced people live in urban areas. The role of towns, cities, counties and provinces in creating inclusive communities and promoting hope has never been as important. They offer safety and shelter and can enable access to local services, education and job opportunities. …

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Access and protection: Avoiding putting people at risk 1:58:51

10M ago1:58:51

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Read more about this event on https://phap.org/11jun2020 In order to carry out their work for the protection of affected people, humanitarian actors need access to reach those people with needs assessments and services. But that access can bring with it negative consequences – for those receiving assistance or protection services, for focal points …

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Launch event: Toolkit for principled humanitarian action – Managing counterterrorism risks 1:30:36

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Read more at https://phap.org/5jun2020 The four principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, and independence are the foundations of humanitarian action. Guided by these principles, humanitarian organizations work to ensure that assistance and protection go to those most in need. As well as forming the basis of their work, the principles enabl…

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Security risk management and duty of care during COVID-19 1:49:31

10M ago1:49:31

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Read more at https://phap.org/3jun2020 Humanitarian work is in most cases carried out in insecure environments and situations, making it critical for organizations to be able to identify and manage security risks affecting their operations. Although Security Risk Management (SRM) in the humanitarian sector has increasingly gained the attention of p…

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Negotiating access for humanitarian protection 1:35:07

11M ago1:35:07

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Humanitarian actors often need to negotiate to gain access to populations affected by conflicts and other crises. While negotiating for access for humanitarian assistance is often challenging in and of itself, practitioners and organizations face a distinct set of issues in access negotiations that relate to protection. On 28 May, the second sessio…

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Access and Humanitarian Protection: Restricted operational contexts and COVID-19 1:55:23

12M ago1:55:23

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Humanitarian protection is often the most needed in the very conflict zones where access is also the most restricted. Whether in areas controlled by armed groups or government forces, in situations when civilians have their basic rights and physical safety threatened, humanitarians carrying out protection work and advocacy are likely to face actors…

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Operationalizing standards: Sphere and the COVID-19 response in camp settings 2:27:08

1y ago2:27:08

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As the novel coronavirus disease, or COVID-19, continues to spread globally, the risk it presents to populations living in camps and camp-like settings is growing. Camp managers are working quickly to adjust their programs to accommodate social distancing while continuing to communicate with communities and working with partners to improve communal…

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Participation in Practice: Examples of inclusive action for a “Participation Revolution” 1:28:42

1y ago1:28:42

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Through the Grand Bargain, humanitarian organizations and donors have committed to change the way humanitarian action is carried out and create a “Participation Revolution.” But how does including the people and communities affected by humanitarian crises look in practice? How are organizations ensuring that the voices of the most vulnerable groups…

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What Next? (Session 3 - ICVA's Virtual Annual Conference 2020) 1:43:44

1y ago1:43:44

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In the first sessions of the conference, we had heard from NGOs and other humanitarian actors on the challenges and risks related to principled humanitarian action faced in their work. In the third and final session, we looked at relevant initiatives for mobilizing collaborative and collective action among NGOs, UN agencies and Member States, donor…

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What Risks? (Session 2 - ICVA's Virtual Annual Conference 2020) 1:29:16

1y ago1:29:16

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With challenges to principled humanitarian action, NGOs are facing increased risks in their work. While NGOs accept risk as part of their work, many organizations are taking on more risk than they may be aware of and have the capacity to manage. In the second session of the Annual Conference, we explored the types of risks faced by NGOs linked to t…

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PHAP: Learning sessions and webinars

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Principles at Risk (Session 1 – ICVA Virtual Annual Conference 2020) 1:27:56

1y ago1:27:56

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Principled humanitarian action may be more important than ever for humanitarian actors managing risk in highly political and volatile operational contexts. However, humanitarian principles are being challenged on multiple fronts. This first session helped frame the discussions of the Annual Conference and explored the importance of protecting and p…

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Persons with disabilities in humanitarian response: New guidelines for more inclusive humanitarian action 1:40:40

1y ago1:40:40

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The IASC recently endorsed guidelines for the inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action. How can these guidelines help make humanitarian action more inclusive? On 26 February 2020, ICVA and PHAP organized a webinar together with the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) secretariat and the Reference Group on Inclusion of Person…

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Coordination and Collaboration with the GPC 1:30:15

1+ y ago1:30:15

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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. Research has shown that effective coordinat…

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Risky Business: Reframing the fundamentals of risk management for humanitarians 1:28:52

1+ y ago1:28:52

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The discipline of risk management is not new, and there has already been a significant amount of work to translate risk management practice and tools for use in humanitarian operations. Despite this, humanitarian organizations continue to struggle with applying risk management in their decision-making process. On 21 November, ICVA and PHAP organize…

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Climate preparedness and community based protection 1:43:04

1+ y ago1:43:04

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The effects of a warming climate will likely be far-reaching and profound. In addition to warming and changed weather patterns, climate change will increasingly spark extremes in weather – a greater frequency and intensity of storms, heat, and cold. Critically, the effects of climate change exacerbate the scarcity of key resources, and hence contri…

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The future of protection in the nexus 1:38:25

1+ y ago1:38:25

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Humanitarian action is increasingly connected to development, peace, and security work. What does this mean for the future of humanitarian protection and the role of the Global Protection Cluster (GPC)? On 22 October, PHAP organized a webinar organized in partnership with GPC on the future of humanitarian protection in the nexus, discussing how hum…

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Operational camp management: An introduction to the Camp Management Standards 1:30:04

1+ y ago1:30:04

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How would you run a camp for displaced persons? Who would you hire to manage a site following a hurricane? If a conflict suddenly broke out and only your agency had access to a neighborhood where displaced people were staying, what would you do? What core activities would your team be responsible for? Where would you look for this information? And …

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Exploring protection challenges in humanitarian logistics 1:04:15

2y ago1:04:15

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On Wednesday, 3 July, PHAP in partnership with the Humanitarian Logistics Association (HLA) organized a webinar exploring the topic of protection in humanitarian logistics, aiming to clarify key protection issues that should be of direct concern with respect to humanitarian logistics and related functions. The event featured speakers representing a…

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How do NGOs navigate shrinking civil society space? 1:39:34

2y ago1:39:34

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On Thursday, 20 June, ICVA and PHAP organized the second session in the learning stream on the Navigating change. The discussion provided an overview of current challenges and trends regarding civil society space and how NGOs and other actors are working to counter initiatives that shrink this space. For more information about this event and furthe…

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