Participants of the SOLVE: Strengthening Organizations for Long-Term Impact Project, implemented by ISAR Ednannia and supported by Save the Children and the Humanitarian Leadership Academy (HLA), took part in the first training session on Sphere Minimum Humanitarian Standards. The training focused on understanding how to apply international standards in their work.
Over three days, 26 representatives of civil society organizations engaged in humanitarian work explored key humanitarian standards for quality and accountability and standards for child protection in humanitarian response, among other critical topics.
The Sphere Minimum Humanitarian Standards is an internationally recognized tool designed to help organizations and humanitarian workers ensure dignified living for people affected by emergencies. These standards encompass key principles for saving lives, protecting human dignity, and minimizing suffering during humanitarian crises.
After the training, participants gained a deeper understanding of upholding these principles and ensuring dignified conditions for those affected by crises. All attendees received certificates upon completing the training.
As part of the project, an additional training session will certify at least 50 organizational representatives by the end of the program. These sessions are instrumental in helping organizations operate more professionally and effectively, ensuring they can better support those in greatest need.
