East Africa 

About East Africa

East Africa is a very diverse region, home to over 170 million people, out of which at least twenty million live in extreme and chronic poverty. When a crisis happens, these are the people who are most affected. By having a presence in the region and focusing on skills for effective and efficient humanitarian response, we aim to enable people to be better prepared when disasters strike.

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Introduction To The Core Humanitarian Standard (Swahili)
Introduction to the Core Humanitarian Standard (Swahili)

The Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (the CHS) tells organisations and individuals how to ensure they deliver quality, effective and accountable humanitarian responses.

CREATE: Child Rights Education In East Africa
CREATE: Child rights education in East Africa

The Open University’s CREATE curriculum is designed to provide health workers in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda with a general introduction to children’s rights and their application to day to…

Introduction To Advocacy
Introduction to Advocacy

This module introduces the ways in which UNICEF uses advocacy. It was developed for UNICEF staff but will provide useful information for all humanitarians.

Introduction To Nutrition
Introduction to Nutrition

This UNICEF module provides a introduction to nutrition - one of UNICEF’s focus areas. It introduces work approaches, core concepts and interventions.

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East Africa Impact Stories

Learning At The International Committee Of The Red Cross: Challenges & Opportunities

Learning at the International Committee of the Red Cross: Challenges & Opportunities

Maja Kuna-Parrish is a Techno-Pedagogical Engineer at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).…

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Improving The Efficiency Of Humanitarian Organisations In Tanzania: The Structured Internship Programme

Improving the efficiency of humanitarian organisations in Tanzania: the structured internship programme

Organisations are more likely to hire an individual with experience than one without. The dilemma, however, for many young people is where to get this experience from. The humanitarian learning needs assessment carried out by the Humanitarian Leadership Academy in 2016 showed that one of the main challenges facing the humanitarian sector in Tanzania was inadequate practical skills for personnel who can plan and respond to crises effectively.
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My Learning Journey As A Humanitarian – Meet George

My learning journey as a humanitarian – Meet George

I come from a modest family and getting access to education has been a challenge ever since I was a child. I had to pay for most of my studies, working many jobs at a time to cover my fees.
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Partners in East Africa

The Kenya Institute Of Management
Kenya Red Cross
Masinde Muliro University
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