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May

13

Sphere Standards in the humanitarian framework,13-14 May 2024, Hungary

May 13, 2024 - May 14, 2024

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Event Type: Private Event Category: Sphere Content: Sphere Focus

Event Type: Private
Event Category:
Sphere Content: Sphere Focus

EVENT DETAILS

Registration Deadline

June 13, 2024

Venue

Maltese Order

ROLES

Lead Facilitator

Galya Terzieva
Renáta Penazzi

Learning objectives
1. To upgrade HAS’ knowledge and experience of teamwork through practical learning activities;
2. To upgrade HAS’ knowledge and experience of humanitarian action in teams
On completion of this course, you will:

• Articulate what makes for an effective humanitarian case manager
• Describe the steps of humanitarian case management delivery
• Apply a SPHERE approach to your humanitarian case management practice
• Apply a trauma-, resource scarcity and rights remediation approach of SPHERE standards in your humanitarian case management practice.
• Adapt your humanitarian case management delivery to support other populations.
• Better establish and maintain boundaries with clients of the humanitarian assistance.
• Assess and grow your humanitarian case management practice and your office’s humanitarian and relief programmes.
What you learn

• Working Principles – code of conduct, commitments and technical requirements/provisions
• Standards operationalising humanitarian actions/work
• Indicators for measuring the effect and impact of humanitarian action
• Technical, operational procedures for delivery of quality
o Material relief assistance and services (shelter, water, medicines etc).
o Emergency food aid (short-term distribution and supplementary feeding programmes).
o Relief coordination, protection and support services (coordination, logistics and communications).
o Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation (repairing pre-existing infrastructure instead of longer-term activities designed to improve the infrastructure level).
o Disaster prevention and preparedness (disaster risk reduction, early warning systems, contingency stocks and planning).

EVENT DETAILS

Registration Deadline

June 13, 2024

Venue

Maltese Order

ROLES

Lead Facilitator

Galya Terzieva
Renáta Penazzi