Protection Mainstreaming and Shelter: Promoting Dignity in Aid
Incorporating protection principles and ensuring meaningful access, safety, and dignity in humanitarian aid is essential. From addressing challenges to enhancing coordination and engagement mechanisms, this presentation highlights the importance of integrating protection and promoting empowerment in global humanitarian efforts.
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Protection Mainstreaming and Shelter Cat Cowley Protection Mainstreaming Coordinator
People with chronic diseases People living with disabilities Do No Harm Child Protection Sphere DRR Code of Conduct training Prevention of sexual abuse and exploitation Core Humanitarian Standards HIV and AIDS Risk and culture Hyogo Framework Older persons Environment HAP Governance Accountability Mental Health and Psychosocial support Conflict Sensitive Approach Humanitarian Principles Human rights Gender
Protection Mainstreaming The process of incorporating protection principles and promoting meaningfulaccess, safety and dignityin humanitarian aid * * Global Protection Cluster
Stand alone Protection Integration Priority Groups Coordination Information Engagement Mechanisms Community / Advocacy Mapping / Targeting Feedback Analysis Referral Conduct Sharing Staff Do No Harm (safety & dignity) Equality (access) Accountability to beneficiaries Participation and Empowerment
SAD-SAD Safety Sex Age Access Disability Dignity
Q&A 1. What challenges still exist? 2. What would be useful for the shelter sector and how do we move that forward?
