The Individual Protection Approach (IPA) Feasibility Study is the result of a participatory process conducted at WeWorld-GVC Palestine level to assess and understand the potential of the implementation of the IPA system, developed by the organization over the past three years, in the specific context of the West Bank (occupied Palestinian territory). The main purpose […]
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Lea la publicación en inglés: English Lea la publicación en portugués: Portuguese El estudio Linea de Base Sobre la Situacion de las Organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil en Peru, Bolivia, Colombia y Brasil, Ante el Fenomeno Migratorio Venezolano. Análisis del Contexto y de las Necesidades Relacionadas con el Desplazamiento Forzado Debido a la Crisis Venezolana
There can never be a purely Nexus-driven project. However, understanding the merits of the Tu.R.B.O. — Tubas Rural Business Opportunities and Social Innovation — project, funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), through a Humanitarian, Development, and Peace Nexus lenses contributes to further consideration on how to apply the Nexus in the occupied
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The increasingly protracted and complex nature of most crises has driven local populations, local organisations and the aid community to a difficult position to save lives and provide resort, while trying to address the root causes of needs, vulnerabilities and risks; and ensuring a long-term, sustainable impact of their interventions. This challenge was the impetus
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The process of the localization of humanitarian assistance, itself not containing a fixed blueprint but a change that is dependent on the context in which it occurs, has been a mainstay in the larger global agenda that is the Humanitarian, Development & Peace Nexus. This agenda rightly recognizes the invaluable role that local actors and
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The present Community Empowerment Manual draws upon the lessons learned of the Community Protection Approach implementation in Lebanon, the occupied Palestinian territory and Central America during the period 2015-2020 by WeWorld – GVC and its partners. The Manual means to accompany Field Staff in devising the most appropriate strategy to engage with communities, given the
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Currently, around 250 million people in the world are international migrants, constituting around 3.4% of the world population. Guatemala and the Central American region, as countries of emigration, are important territories for approaching and investigating the migratory phenomenon and migrants. For many Central Americans migration remains the only and last option to achieve a dignified
“They used to tell us that only men could do this – now, we know that any adult can use them, whether a man or a woman.” In the occasion of 2020 International Women’s Day WeWorld-GVC reaffirms its commitment to give voice to women, including the most vulnerable ones, and to engage them
In the current global debate to rethink the ways the international community is addressing needs and risks of affected population, identifying appropriate processes of capacity building is essential. It requires a constructive dialogue between field operators, policy makers, and donors to generate iterative learning on the basis of practice. In 2019, WeWorld-GVC carried out a
WeWorld-GVC is glad to share VOICE’s report “NGO Perspectives on the Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus” The study includes the results of the Myanmar nexus workshop, which gathered together EU Delegations, ECHO staff, member states and NGOs. The report was presented at the ECHO Partner Conference, held in Brussels on the 2nd and 3rd of December
