The Sphere Project is a voluntary initiative that brings a wide range of humanitarian agencies together around a common aim – to improve the quality of humanitarian assistance and the accountability of humanitarian actors to their constituents, donors and affected populations. The Sphere Handbook, Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response, is one of

Training on Sphere Standards and Core Humanitarian Standards (CHS) for refugee programme staff and partners working at Cox’s Bazar. The training was designed to learn how to apply the Sphere handbook and CHS appropriately in their daily work and to build the capacity of organization’s staff. Duration: 2 Days Content What is Sphere, History of

The broader project has been aiming to train Humanitarian Principles and Training skills to Bangladeshi staff involved in the Rohingya response around Cox’s Bazar. This work was done by three stages. Stage 1 – Five one-day trainings for Senior Managers in Humanitarian Principles. Stage 2 – Three three-day Training of Trainer courses (ToTs) aiming to

The main objective of the training on Humanitarian Essentials is to enhance the knowledge and capacity of the staffs. Duration 4 Days Content What is Sphere, History of Sphere and why is it important? How does the Sphere handbook work, and why use it? Humanitarian Charter Quality & Accountability Initiatives Understanding context to apply the

The objective of this course is to enhance the knowledge of the staffs of the organizations. The main objectives are to describe the structure and content of child protection policy. Participants will capable to understand the child protection policy which they can implement their personnel and professional life. The main objective of child protection policy

This training course aims to well aware and update the knowledge skills and attitude of the humanitarian activist on basic humanitarian principals and standards. The course create a pool of practitioners in promoting and implementing approaches for enhanced Quality and Accountability through Sphere and HAP as a tool in humanitarian responses by sharing, learning and

Disaster Forum conducted first dissemination workshop of the Sphere book 2018 Title “What New in Sphere 2018” along with the challenges of monitoring the practice of humanitarian complaisance. About 25 participants (Sphere trainers and humanitarian response managers) from different organizations including ActionAid, Save the Children,Christian Aid, BRAC International, ADD International, Helvetas Swiss Inter-corporation, Red Cross and Red