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About Hamza Hamwie
Hamza has been involved with Humanitarian operations since over 10 year’s . He has designed and delivered numerous training programs, and facilitated workshops for a range of humanitarian and development organsiations including Syrıan Arab Red Crescent and SNGOs, INGOs “DRC, JRS”, and local communities (Mobaderoon).
He has experience in designing and managing the rights based projects, leading the fields teams in development and humanitarian response, conducting Surveys, advocacy, training need assessment and continues to work in the field and train humanitarian workers. This included primary humanitarian care services, Disaster management, Livestock in Emergencies Guidelines (LEGS), psychosocial care and protection.
Sphere Contractor badge: Hamza was one of 5 consultants contracted to update the Syria adapted Sphere Training Package during Q3 2019.
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Sphere training pack adapted to Syria response (Arabic)Arabic 981.38 MB zip 2020By Sphere , Aya Yagan , Mamdouh Tello , Rami Rajjoub , Mohammad Abo Nabout , Hamza Hamwie
The Syria training pack is a set of Arabic-language materials that contain guidance on how best to apply the Sphere standards in response to the country’s conflict. The pack is based on the 2018 training pack update and includes all the latest additions to the Sphere standards, but it also features additional case studies and multimedia content gathered in and around Syria. The content was developed by experienced Sphere trainers Aya Yagan, Hamza Hamwie, Mohammad Abo Nabout, Rami Rajjoub and Mamdouh Tello.
