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Resources
- Download the Sphere Handbook in all its language versions.
- For additional questions on training materials, contact learning@spherestandards.org.
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Training Outline - How to Implement Sphere Standards in the FieldFrench 53.42 KB pdf 2021
By Daniel Pugh , Daniel Pugh
The aim of this session is to ensure participants are able to implement projects using the Sphere Standards hand-book in the field -
Sphere in Context and for Assessment, Monitoring, Evaluation and LearningEnglish 2.42 MB pdf 2021This resource explains why it is important to use Sphere standards throughout the humanitarian programme cycle, and how to do so. The document starts with a section on how to use humanitarian standards in your context. This is followed by standalone but complementary chapters for Assessment, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning.
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Humanitarian inclusion standards - Tetum (Padraun Inkluzaun Umanitáriu ba Ema Idozu no Ema ho Defisiénsia)Tetum 3.04 MB pdf 2020The Humanitarian inclusion standards for older people and people with disabilities help humanitarian organisations ensure nobody is marginalised or left behind during emergency responses. This is a translation of the original English handbook into Tetum language.
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Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS)Spanish 9.46 MB pdf 2019The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, one of Sphere’s partner standard initiatives, released the second edition of the Child Protection Minimum Standard (CPMS) in October. The CPMS handbook guides humanitarian professionals in preventing harm and supporting the recovery of children caught up in crises.
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Minimum standard for market analysis (MISMA) - EnglishEnglish 1.17 MB pdf 2018
By CaLP
The objective of the Minimum Standard for Market Analysis (MISMA) is to guide the work of humanitarian practitioners across sectors and to ensure that, irrespective of the tool used, the key standard of market analysis is being met. -
Humanitarian inclusion standards for older people and people with disabilitiesSpanish 2.90 MB pdf 2018
By ADCAP
The Humanitarian inclusion standards for older people and people with disabilities help humanitarian organisations ensure nobody is marginalised or left behind during emergency responses. -
Sphere Handbook 2018Spanish 5.98 MB pdf 2018
By Sphere
The Sphere Handbook is one of the most widely known and internationally recognised sets of common principles and universal minimum standards in humanitarian response. -
Minimum Economic Recovery Standards (MERS)Spanish 4.07 MB pdf 2017The Minimum Economic Recovery Standards (MERS) are the internationally recognised consensus on best practices for building economic resilience for crisis-affected communities. SEEP developed and refined MERS over a ten-year process with input from hundreds of organisations and practitioners.
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Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards (LEGS)Spanish 3.66 MB pdf 2014
By LEGS
LEGS is underpinned by a livelihoods approach and is based on three livelihoods objectives: providing immediate benefits to crisis-affected communities; protecting the livestock-related assets of crisis-affected communities; assisting the re-building of key assets among crisis-affected communities. -
Minimum Standards for Education: Preparedness, Response, RecoverySpanish 1.29 MB pdf 2010
By INEE
INEE’s Minimum Standards were founded on the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the Dakar 2000 Education for All goals, and the Humanitarian Charter.
