New paper co-authored by HSBC and the Humanitarian Leadership Academy looks at the role of the private sector in humanitarian action The private sector has long acted as supplier, donor…
New on Kaya! Save the Children has just launched HOP Fundamentals, the Humanitarian Operations Programme (HOP) online learning platform. HOP Fundamentals is aimed at individuals who wish to gain an…
Following the success of the pilot in November 2018, the Humanitarian Leadership Academy and Sea Salt Learning have launched a self-guided online course to help humanitarian professionals develop their skills…
What is Social Leadership? It is a style of leadership fit for the Social Age, the world of constant change we live in today. It is a form of authority…
Theresa works as a Program Officer for the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI), an organisation that is currently convening the first Wellbeing Cluster in the Philippines. The cluster was set…
In traditional African societies, disasters like floods, droughts were common. More often, these were beyond people’s control most of the time. On the other hand, other disasters like fire which…
It is not debatable that humanitarian crises are widespread across the world, with African populations bearing the brunt of more recurrent and severe natural and man-made disasters. In contributing to…
In observance of National Disaster Resilience Month in the Philippines, we are happy to announce that 'The Nation Needs You – Philippine Volunteer Essentials’ first online course is now live.…
Disasters have devastating consequences. They cause deaths, the destruction of property and infrastructure, mass displacement, social and economic disruption and damage to the environment. Although floods, earthquakes, typhoons and other…
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