This Safety and Security Before Deployment module is part of the wider FIELD Programme.
FIELD
is a ground-breaking, free capacity building programme. FIELD’s focus
is to develop the pool of local, national, and international staff who
can prepare for and take charge of in-country operational programmes in
humanitarian responses.
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Is this course for me?
This course is for local, national, and international humanitarian staff involved in preparing for and taking charge of in-country operational
programmes in humanitarian responses. This course is for individuals who wish to learn more about safety and security in humanitarian settings, before deployment.
How will I benefit from this course?
This course explores a typical security risk management planning process. It will cover the topics of actor mapping and context analysis, risk assessment, digital security and common security strategies - all within the context of before deployment or starting a new programme.
How long will it take? Approximately 45 minutes. You can exit at any time and when you return, the module will take you to where you left off.
Will I earn a digital badge or certificate?
FIELD awards digital badges, not certificates. When successfully complete FIELD modules and provide feedback on your learning experience you'll be rewarded a digital badge!
How much does it cost? This course is free!
How do I start?
Click on the 'Join course' button on this page. This will take you through to the course page.
This course is for local, national, and international humanitarian staff involved in preparing for and taking charge of in-country operational
programmes in humanitarian responses. This course is for individuals who wish to learn more about safety and security in humanitarian settings, before deployment.
This course explores a typical security risk management planning process. It will cover the topics of actor mapping and context analysis, risk assessment, digital security and common security strategies - all within the context of before deployment or starting a new programme.