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Is Security Risk Management Worth the Risk?

I feel a little uncomfortable writing about this subject since I am a big advocate for security risk management (SRM) approaches in the humanitarian security sector. You might say I’ve been part of the wave of security professionalisation that has helped spread SRM among large and small NGOs over the past 10-15 years as theContinue reading “Is Security Risk Management Worth the Risk?”

Collaborative Security Risk Management | A Case for Localized Development

Changing roles The role of safety and security in most international aid agencies has evolved as approaches to security and operational contexts have changed. Security collaboration -including networking, and maintaining key connections with other agencies and official bodies- has always been a key, enabling facet of good security management practice and is cited as aContinue reading “Collaborative Security Risk Management | A Case for Localized Development”