NOHA Advanced Training in Humanitarian Mediation

This advanced training equips humanitarian and peacebuilding professionals with mediation and dialogue skills to reduce violence, improve access, and uphold rights in conflict settings.

What it offers

• Practical knowledge, tools, and skills to design, plan, and conduct mediation and dialogue facilitation processes
• Strategies to prevent and mitigate violence, prevent forced displacement, facilitate voluntary returns, improve humanitarian access, and enhance respect for basic rights and International Humanitarian and Human Rights Laws
• Relevance to protection mainstreaming and safe programming activities such as participation and community-based approaches, communication with beneficiaries, accountability to affected populations, and Do No Harm

Who can apply

• Humanitarian aid workers and peacemakers working in conflict contexts

What you'll do

• Learn to design, plan, and conduct mediation and dialogue facilitation processes aimed at reducing violence and improving humanitarian access

How to apply

• Learn more about the consortium here

Good to know

• The training is part of a series aimed at exploring and training on strategies and interventions to reduce threats of violence to civilians in conflict settings
• Participants from previous sessions reported the training is useful in managing tensions in their daily lives, including at work, at home, and in social life
• The training is organized by the NOHA Network on Humanitarian Action, with support from ODI Global, Nonviolent Peaceforce, and the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs