Resources

A printable version of the IASC organigramme (interactive online version available here). This presents the structures that support the IASC to deliver on its strategic priorities.

The Fact Sheet, contains all of the key information about the IASC; its mandate, priorities, and structures. Its a great resource to familarise yourself with the IASC itself, or share with others.

While the IASC is recognisable throughout the humanitarian system, the role, structure, and goals of the IASC are perhaps less well known. This presentation offers an overview of what the IASC is, what it seeks to achieve, and how it delivers on system-wide priorities for the benefit of humanitarians and affected people everywhere.

Purpose

The IASC strategic priorities set out the strategic framework of the IASC and reflects the collective commitment to deliver humanitarian assistance and protection.

This briefing paper by A4EP highlights the ongoing efforts of women-led organisations globally to advocate for peace, women's rights, and justice, emphasising the importance of meaningful engagement of women in decision-making processes.

A journey towards effective risk-sharing: Risk-sharing Framework Simulation Outcome ReportIn most humanitarian contexts, delivery of assistance comprises inherent risks at many levels.

Executive summary Internal displacement has risen dramatically since the United Nations (UN) first began to draw attention to this issue in 1992, when there were an estimated 24 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) (UN, 1992).