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ATHA Specialized Training on Gender in Humanitarian Action: from Policy to Practice Please note: This page will be updated shortly. Information on content and modules is preliminary. ATHA Partner: Women's Refugee Commission (see: http://womensrefugeecommission.org/) Target group: Targeted organisations include organisations working with humanitarian aid, as well as organisations oriented towards...
The ATHA onsite training on Managing Humanitarian Assistance consists of a three-day Core Training followed by a complementary two-day Specialized Training on Managing Humanitarian Assistance it is recommended that organizations and interested participants consider them as a training package lasting five days. Target group: Participants include relevant Swedish and international organizations...
The ATHA onsite training on the Management of Humanitarian Assistance takes place twice each calendar year, at the Sida Partnership Forum, Härnösand, Sweden. Consisting of a three-day Core Training followed by a complementary two-day Specialized Training, it is recommended that organizations and interested participants consider them as a training package of together five days. Target group:...

The objective of the Advanced Training Program on Humanitarian Action (ATHA) is to enhance the capacity of relevant Swedish and international actors operating in the humanitarian context, to strengthen the respect for and knowledge about Humanitarian Action including International Humanitarian Law and Humanitarian Principles, and to create greater awareness and knowledge of the relationship between development cooperation and humanitarian action in emergencies with a specific focus on prevention and early recovery

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Public International Law concerns the relationships between independent, sovereign states. It also regulates the functioning of international organizations and how they relate to each other, to states and to individuals. International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and International Human Rights Law (IHRL) are the main specialized legal frameworks that pertain directly to humanitarian actors and their activities.

The Advanced Training Program on Humanitarian Action, (ATHA) aims to build a foundation of insightful and continuous dialogue on humanitarian issues among relevant stakeholders. For purpose of having a place for discussions on emerging humanitarian challenges and creation of an ATHA Alumni Network the ATHA Team has created a LinkedIn group

The ATHA onsite training on the Management of Humanitarian Assistance consists of a three-day Core Training followed by a complementary two-day Specialized Training on International Humanitarian Law it is recommended that organizations and interested participants consider them as a training package lasting five days. Target group: Participants include relevant Swedish and international...
This course will offer operational training and instruction on IHL and particular focus will be put on the role and responsibility of civil society with regard to IHL. Target group: Participants include relevant Swedish and international organizations and actors on all levels working within a humanitarian context. Interested participants should be •Mid-career and senior management professionals...
The training is based on modules covering key aspects of the protection of IDPs. These modules address the following topics: - The IDP definition - The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement - Protection from displacement - Protection during displacement - The Actors: The "collaborative response" to internal displacement - Gender approach to displacement - Durable solutions to displacement...