Protection Basics
The course of ‘Protection Principles’ covers the means in which effective protection can be provided for the vulnerable and the affected population, especially women and children. The training also explains briefly gender-based violence and discrimination in humanitarian fields.
Duration: 3 Days
Time: 24/27 2024
Location: Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, or Online
Languages: Arabic, English, or Turkish.
Overview
The course of ‘Protection Principles’ covers the means in which effective protection can be provided for the vulnerable and the affected population, especially women and children. The training also explains briefly gender-based violence and discrimination in humanitarian fields.
Duration: 3 Days
Time: 24/27 2024
Location: Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, or Online
Languages: Arabic, English, or Turkish.
Curriculum
The curriculum is covering both foundational and advanced topics. Students will engage with core subjects, electives, hands-on projects, and potentially internships, providing a well-rounded educational experience. The program is structured to enhance students skills.
· What is protection?
1. what humanitarian protection is?
2. The main protection threats.
3. The concept of a risk-based approach, and different modes of action.
4. International standards and principles for humanitarian protection.
5. The key players in protection and the roles they play in theory and reality.
6. The factors that make people vulnerable to threats and how to analyse power differences.
· Planning a programme
1. How to carry out a basic protection analysis, identifying the threat, who is vulnerable, who are the perpetrators, who has responsibility for protection, and who is able to take action
2. Ways of gathering and managing information, the practical and ethical issues involved, and understand best practice
3. Objectively understand the risks involved in gathering and responding to information about protection threats, how to mitigate these, and how a decision should be made on if/how to proceed
· Mainstreaming protection
1. Be familiar with the Programme Cycle Management (PCM) model and the minimum requirements to mainstream protection at each stage
2. The different options for minimum response to protection threats
3. How to apply the different options to common scenarios
· Programming for protection
1. The issues and principles associated with displacement and sexual violence, and programming options for addressing them.
2. How to use a logical framework to design the objectives, outcomes, outputs, and activities of a protection programme to respond to a specific threat.
3. How to set indicators for protection programming and monitor progress against them.
· Child Protection in Emergencies
1. Who is a Child and why children are given priority in the humanitarian response.
2. Understand child abuses and risks associated with emergencies.
· Child Protection Concerns in North Syria
- The perception of childhood in North Syria, and the psychological impact of the conflict.
· Gender & Gender Based Violence
1. Understand the importance of gender in emergency response; Understand GBV and its destructive effects of GBV.
· GBV Mitigation
1- How to mitigate and/or address priority GBV concerns in Northern Syria through specialized and/or non-specialized interventions with a focus on the shelter sector.
Target Audience
This course presumes no extensive humanitarian knowledge or experience, but the focus of the curriculum is Protection within a humanitarian scenario.
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