In a response to the fourth phase of the university students, today launched the training phase within a project in response to the fourth phase, targeting 30 university students associated with relief work and community.
The training program will consist of four main axes: International Humanitarian law, Monitoring Mechanisms for violations, early recovery and risk management in relief and humanitarian projects, and an end to conflict sensitivity. A response project aims to build the capacity of 120 humanitarian and humanitarian workers to make a shift from the reality of random work to the reality of work in accordance with the visions of the Organization and global standards that help to strengthen the methodologies of institutional work and organization. It is worth mentioning that after the completion of the training phase, the trainees will conduct educational sessions on the four training axes in order to contribute to spreading the principles of relief and humanitarian work to the largest segment related to the same field. #Response
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