Resources

The 2022  Humanitarian Partnership week aims to:

• Showcase diverse views, understanding and analysis from different stakeholders in the Asia Pacific region based on their own contexts and expertise. 
• Catalyse plan for actions and commitments to advance the various priority areas and inform regional actions moving forward. 
• Exchange information on resources, events or initiatives that other stakeholders may be interested to join or support in 2022. 

The Financial Literacy Training (FLT) Learning Brief draws together experiences and lessons learned from the U-Learn Financial Literacy Training analysis, the FLT discussion paper and a learning event. It provides an overview of FLT practices and experiences in Uganda and includes recommendations that were made at the learning event and in discussions with key stakeholders.

This framework aims to support Humanitarian Coordinators (HCs) and Humanitarian Country Teams (HCTs) better collectively understand and address Bureaucratic and Administrative Impediments (BAI) to the work of humanitarian actors.

ICVA annual report from 1 April 1986- 31 March 1987

The Nexus collection: a podcast series for humanitarians. A podcast series by IASC Results group 4.

Listen on Soundcloud a series of podcasts about  the nexus.

• Not in my name: The nexus and Humanitarian principles.
• Delivering the Nexus: Spotlight on Jordan
• Give peace a chance
• On the front line
• Financing the Nexus- is it really all about the money?
• Gender and the Nexus: A Red Alert!

NGO statement delivered at the High-Level Officials Meeting (14-15 December 2021)

Two years ago, at the first Global Refugee Forum, ICVA pledged to support NGOs’ engagement in the implementation of the Global Compact on Refugees. In line with the priorities of the 2021 High-Level Officials Meeting, this written contribution aims at outlining progress achieved in implementing this pledge, while the contribution also briefly looks at the future.

More than ever, ensuring refugees’ access to durable solutions requires concerted efforts and shared responsibility among all stakeholders. This paper aims to contribute to this objective by developing a better understanding of how local solutions may contribute to offering additional avenues to durable solutions for refugees.

ICVA (International Council of Voluntary Agencies) is a global network of over 130 nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) active in 160 countries, operating at global, regional, national and local levels. Our mission is to make humanitarian action more principled and effective by working collectively and independently to influence policy and practice. ICVA is based in Geneva, in 2013 we expanded our presence to Asia, MENA and Africa.

Currently we do not have any open positions.

Check out the latest in forced migration, coordination, financing as well as child rights, climate action and safeguarding.

The ICVA 2022 global workplan was adopted by the ICVA Board on 24 November 2021.

It highlights key aspects of the work of the

• ICVA focus areas of Forced Migration, Coordination and Finance
• five Transformations
• in the regions
• the enabling strategies of Fundraising, Communications and Membership.

ICVA’s global workplan for 2022-2024 was adopted by the ICVA board in November 2021.

ICVA is seeking a Deputy Asia Regional Representative to support the execution of the ICVA strategy in the Asia Pacific region.

This position will also support ICVA’s engagement in the Safeguarding Resource and Support Hub liaising with the ICVA PSEA focal point, Deputy Team Leader and the Digital Communications and Content Manager of the programme.