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IMPORTANT NOTICE: Those guidelines contain advices and recommendations concerning the safety and security of Aid Workers. Humanitarianprotection.org is not responsible in the event of any misinterpretation and/or misuses of the contents.

(Click on the desired guideline) B01 Key security concepts & definitions B02 Legal basis (International Humanitarian Law) B03 Main security concerns B04 Stress management B05 Sexual violence management (SGBV) B06 Methodology, risk assessment & context analysis B07 Movements & field trips B08 How to behave during a vehicle hijacking B09 How to behave during a kidnapping B10 Offices & residences protection B11 How to behave in thunderstorms and lightening B12 Managing a project on ‘remote control’ B13 How to behave when passing a checkpoint B14 How to perform a fast evasive maneuver with your vehicle B15 How to behave in an area were mines, booby-traps, improvised explosive devises (IED) & explosive remnants of war (ERW) or cluster munitions may have been used B16 How to behave around mortars, artillery and rocket launchers shellings B17 Air safety B18 Fire safety B19 Stay healthy B20 Emergency medical care B21 Intercultural communication (Members only) A01 General principles of survival A02 Survival kits A03 Working in areas where ‘depleted-uranium ammunitions’ may have been used A04 Working in areas where chemical weapons may have been used A05 Working in areas were biological weapons may have been used A06 How to behave under sniper fire A07 How to behave around gunfire A08 How to behave around letter, package and suicide bombs A09 Working in areas affected by earthquakes A10 Working in areas affected by cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons A11 Working in areas affected by floods A12 Weather forecast A13 Direction finding A14 Water crossing A15 Emergency signaling techniques A16 Advanced emergency medical care (Members only) A17 Ballistics (Members only) A18 Staff management & Security (Members only) A19 Donors & Security (Members only) A20 Negociation & Team conflict management (Members only) A21 New technology & security (Members only) E01 How to behave during a nuclear explosion E02 Working within volcanic areas E03 Working within desert areas E04 Working within tropical areas (Members only) E05 Working within extreme cold areas (Members only) E06 How to behave if stranded in the ocean (Members only) E07 Post disaster dead disposal (Members only) E08 How to build an emergency airstrip (Members only) E09 Proactive driving (Members only) E10 How to survive an aggression (Self-defense) (Members only) Siren 515326387 Copyright © 2008-2014 HumanitarianProtection.org all rights reserved 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