Integrity Consulting offers specialized training programs designed for humanitarian and development professionals seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge. Our courses combine theoretical frameworks with practical applications, delivered by experts with extensive field experience across the MENA region.
Capacity Building for Early Recovery and Reconstruction
Course Objective
To equip humanitarian and development professionals with essential knowledge and skills for effective engagement in post-crisis early recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Outline and Modules
Module 1: Peace-building and Security
This module examines frameworks and practical approaches to peace-building and security in post-crisis settings, including conflict analysis, community-based security initiatives, and coordination with security actors.
Module 2: Justice and Reconciliation
Explores transitional justice mechanisms and community healing processes, covering topics such as truth commissions, reparations programs, and community-based reconciliation initiatives.
Module 3: Social and Economic Well-being
Focuses on livelihoods restoration and social services, addressing immediate economic recovery needs while laying groundwork for sustainable development through inclusive economic growth models.
Module 4: Inclusive Governance and Participation
Examines stakeholder engagement and participatory processes, covering inclusive decision-making frameworks, community mobilization techniques, and strengthening local governance institutions.
Mastering the 2021 Single Form: DG ECHO-Funded Actions
Course Objective
To enhance participants' capabilities in preparing, implementing, monitoring, and managing humanitarian projects funded by DG ECHO through comprehensive understanding of the 2021 Single Form.
Outline and Modules
Module 1: Single Form Structure and Logic
Provides a detailed overview of ECHO requirements, form structure, and underlying principles. Participants learn about key sections, mandatory fields, and ECHO's priorities and operational logic.
Module 2: Needs Assessment and Beneficiary Targeting
Focuses on developing evidence-based proposals through effective needs assessments, vulnerability criteria, and beneficiary identification methodologies that align with ECHO priorities.
Module 3: Logframe Development and Financial Planning
Covers budgeting, indicator development, and results-based management approaches specific to ECHO requirements, with practical exercises on creating measurable, achievable indicators.
Module 4: Monitoring, Evaluation, and Risk Management
Addresses compliance requirements, monitoring frameworks, and risk assessment techniques aligned with ECHO's expectations, along with strategies for adaptive management.
Module 5: Practical Application
Provides hands-on experience through case studies and guided proposal development exercises, allowing participants to apply learned concepts to real-world scenarios.
Protection Mainstreaming and Inclusion
Course Objective
To strengthen protection and inclusion knowledge of humanitarian practitioners across all sectors, enabling them to operationalize and monitor protection principles effectively.
Outline and Modules
Module 1: Introduction to Protection in Humanitarian Action
Explores core protection concepts and frameworks, including the Centrality of Protection, Protection Mainstreaming Principles, and legal frameworks underpinning humanitarian protection work.
Module 2: Protection Mainstreaming and Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP)
Addresses practical approaches to integrating protection principles across all humanitarian sectors and establishing effective feedback mechanisms that enhance program quality and accountability.
Module 3: Gender Mainstreaming and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)
Covers gender analysis frameworks, gender-responsive programming, and organizational and programmatic approaches to preventing and responding to sexual exploitation and abuse.
Module 4: Disability Inclusion - from principles to practice
Examines approaches to inclusive humanitarian action, focusing on identifying and removing barriers faced by persons with disabilities, and practical techniques for inclusive assessment, design, and monitoring.
Business Development for Humanitarian Organizations
Course Objective
To develop participants' skills in proposal writing and strategic business development for humanitarian and development organizations operating in challenging funding environments.
Outline and Modules
Module 1: Strategic Proposal Writing
Provides comprehensive understanding of donor landscapes and requirements, focusing on tailoring proposals to specific donor priorities, formats, and evaluation criteria.
Module 2: Evidence-Based Proposals
Addresses techniques for using data effectively to support applications, including needs assessment methodologies, baseline data collection, and impact measurement frameworks.
Module 3: Business Development Strategy
Explores alignment with organizational mission and vision, covering strategic planning processes, diversification strategies, and resource mobilization approaches that maintain programmatic integrity.
Module 4: Donor Engagement and Relationship Management
Focuses on building sustainable partnerships through effective communication strategies, visibility planning, and relationship-building techniques specific to institutional donors.
Module 5: Operational Planning
Addresses approaches for translating strategy into actionable plans, including resource allocation, team structures, and systems for tracking business development performance.
Protection Analytical Framework and Information Management
Course Objective
To build organizational capacity for protection analysis, data collection, and information management to support evidence-based protection programming.
Outline and Modules
Module 1: Centrality of Protection and Protection Mainstreaming
Explores core concepts in protection analysis, including the protection risk equation, vulnerability and capacity frameworks, and intersectional approaches to protection risk assessment.
Module 2: Gender Mainstreaming and Feminist Development Policy
Addresses analytical approaches to gender-sensitive protection programming, examining gender-based violence risk analysis, women's participation measurement, and feminist analytical frameworks.
Module 3: Protection Analytical Framework (PAF)
Focuses on methodologies and applications of the PAF, covering structured approaches to context analysis, risk identification, and response option development in complex protection environments.
Module 4: MHPSS Intervention Pyramid and Measurement Approaches
Examines the multi-layered approach to mental health and psychosocial support, including assessment methodologies, intervention design across pyramid levels, and outcome measurement frameworks.
Module 5: Practical Application
Provides hands-on experience in developing protection monitoring tools and workplans, including data collection tool design, sampling approaches, and analysis frameworks for protection monitoring systems.
Mainstreaming Human Rights in Development Work and Evidence-Based Advocacy
Course Objective
To enhance practitioners' ability to integrate human rights principles into development programming and conduct effective evidence-based advocacy.
Outline and Modules
Module 1: Human Rights-Based Approach to Development
Explores principles and frameworks that underpin rights-based development practices, examining international human rights standards, the PANEL principles, and their application to development programming.
Module 2: Rights-Based Programming
Addresses the transition from theory to practice, covering program design methodologies, rights-based indicators, and implementation strategies that center human rights in development interventions.
Module 3: Stakeholder Analysis and Engagement
Focuses on identifying duty-bearers and rights-holders, including mapping methodologies, power analysis techniques, and engagement strategies to mobilize stakeholders around rights-based approaches.
Module 4: Evidence Collection and Documentation
Covers methodologies and ethical considerations in human rights documentation, including fact-finding techniques, interview methodologies, data verification approaches, and ethical standards for evidence collection.
Module 5: Strategic Advocacy
Addresses approaches to designing advocacy campaigns and measuring impact, covering advocacy strategy development, target audience analysis, message framing, and outcome measurement frameworks.
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