Tools and Services

Tap into the knowledge of the IASC to strengthen your own work. The IASC community extends beyond the Committee itself – it is a network of humanitarian actors and experts dedicated to delivering timely assistance and protection to people in need. In addition to IASC-endorsed guidance, here you can find information on events, trainings, useful IASC and non-IASC initiatives, updates and more.

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COVID-19

COVID-19

Interim IASC guidances developed by IASC partners
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Scale-Up Protocols

IASC activation procedures in response to an emergency.
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IASC Field Coordination

The coordination structure of system-wide humanitarian responses.
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Humanitarian Leadership Strengthening

Effective coordination of humanitarian action in the field
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Training

Gain new skills to bring to your work with IASC training courses.
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Key Inter-Agency Tools for Accountability and Inclusion

Work with affected communities to guide and inform your response.
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Quality Funding Package

Quality funding as a key enabler of more efficient and cost-effective humanitarian response.
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IASC Briefings

Online webinars and in-person briefings on key topics in humanitarian action