Protection Mainstreaming Training Package

Author(s)
Lee, A., Newman, S., Pasztor, G. and Sutton K.
Publication language
English
Pages
243
Date published
01 Jan 2014
Type
Tools, guidelines and methodologies
Keywords
Accountability to affected populations (AAP), Inclusion, Protection, human rights & security, Protection, Training
Countries
Global
Use in Humanitarian Programme Cycle
All phases of the HPC
Organisations
Global Protection Cluster

This training package has been developed to support fi eld-based capacity-building of United Nations and NonGovernmental Organisational personnel from all sectors in humanitarian (including protracted) emergencies – in both confl ict and natural disaster contexts. It can also be used to train government actors that are involved in the design and delivery of humanitarian programs. There are three capacity-building goals. The fi rst is that all participants understand the purpose and methods of mainstreaming protection in humanitarian emergency responses. Secondly, that they develop skills to enable them to mainstream protection. Thirdly, by demonstrating the value and importance of protection mainstreaming, participants are confi dent to encourage and support others to do the same. The anticipated result of these efforts is that those who participate in these workshops and sessions adopt a protection mainstreaming approach to their coordination and program design and implementation in humanitarian emergencies (both confl ict and natural disasters).