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Professionalisation Catherine Russ With support from Daniel Smith 2 Foreword This report is the culmination of the second major global survey of the humanitarian workforce that has been un dertaken b. November 2013. Harry Shannon. McMaster University. Working with. David Sanderson. . Director, Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP), Oxford Brookes University. Charles . Parrack. , . Laura Hammond. Dept of Development Studies, SOAS. SOAS/Mo Ibrahim Foundation Seminar on Governance and Development. May 2013. Accra, Ghana. Rules, structures and mechanisms for promoting accountable and effective humanitarian practice, including prevention, mitigation, management, response, and recovery from disasters of all types. . The Professionalization of the Human Rights and Humanitarianism. The professionalization of the human rights and humanitarian work is evidenced by proliferation of handbooks, codes, and guidelines issued by states, IGO, and NGOs. . G. lobal situation:. 15% of the world’s populations live with some degree of disabilities -1 billon people- . Of that figure 3% have severe disability.. The prevalence of disabilities is growing, especially in low-income countries.. the . Financing of humanitarian . aid: . a sustainable approach. “It is simply not enough to save a person’s life. . We don’t want to leave them in . extreme vulnerability either. . The moral imperative extends all the way to reducing and eliminating needs.”. Sourcing and Procurement . Nonprofit Organizations shaping the Market of Supplies. . 12 April 2013. Content. Purchasing power in the humanitarian sector. Impact of purchasing power on purchasing strategies. th. and 21. st. . Centuries. The Role of Technology, money, and the Human Spirit. The Beginnings of Humanitarian Aid. The precise definition of humanitarian aid may vary from time to time and place to place, and there are certainly controversies over the extent to which political and military operations should be involved in humanitarian aid, but humanitarian aid invariably involves the concept of providing material and logistical assistance in response to a crisis situation, whether it be natural or man-made, for the purpose of alleviating human suffering and saving lives.. What is the New Way of Working? . Practical examples. PART 1 & 2. Webinar series . Wednesday 26 April & 10 May 2017 . STAIT. . - Supporting humanitarian leaders in the field to deliver aid better. . For more information visit http//wwwusaidgov/resilience ments NGOs the United Nations and other interna-tional development partners as part of USAIDs partici-pation in the West Africas Sahel is an ari 1OFFICIALCrisesCompactLondon May 5 2021I INTRODUCTION1 The world faces an unprecedented humanitarian crisisresulting from thetriple threat ofconflictclimate change and Covid-19Caseloads are growing wi : . Learning from latest evidence on efforts to address child marriage and support married girls to strengthen more targeted policy interventions and improved child marriage programme outcomes. Learning from the latest evidence on efforts to address child marriage and support married girls in conflict and crisis. NTD 416. MISS TAIWO O.M. DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS. AFE BABALOLA UNIVERSITY ADO-EKITI. INTRODUCTION. The international ‘humanitarian system’ includes a wide range of . organisations. Protection is at the core of our work. Protection is a . shared responsibility. of all humanitarian actors;. Protection is an expected . collective outcome. of the humanitarian response;. Protection considerations . 5 Criteria of HDN. Collective Outcomes. Joint Planning and Analysis. Progressively Ending Needs. Government/Local Leadership. Protracted Response. Collective Outcomes. Achieving effective outcomes for people, particularly in fragile and crisis-affected environments, requires a different kind of collaboration among Governments, international humanitarian and development actors and other actors: one that is based on complementarity, greater levels of interoperability and achieving sustainable, collective outcomes rather than the coordination of individual projects and activities..