- Bangladesh
- Bolivia
- Horn of Africa
- Niger
- ECBinter-active learning conference success in five country consortia
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The Emergency Food Security and Livelihoods 48hr assessment tool is now available in #Bahasa #Indonesia: http://t.co/Ij4HZCDcys 20th May
Watch our series of video interviews from ECBinter-active Indonesia and read the participants' blog for personal perspectives of the event.
Participant feedback
"I've been so lucky to have participated in the ECB workshop. I have gained various new knowledge and last but not least, the new method used by facilitators during this event. I've also learned some lessons from numerous NGOs who have been doing disaster response programs in Indonesia, which made me realize that many NGOs actually have serious concern about disaster situation in Indonesia. It is my hope that we can collaborate further (ECB and Indonesian Government) in the future."
Sri Wuryaningsih, Ministry of Social Affairs, Government of Indonesia
"Great facilitation of the workshop! Breakthrough in the way other workshops has been done before. Interesting discussions with colleagues."
Petra Wisse, Médecins du Monde
"ECBinter-active learning in Indonesia is a good session for ECB and non-ECB to share, learn and discuss how we would like to move forward - especially in collaboration....so many good ideas! We should start work on that."
Tanty Surya Thamrin, Childfund - AADMER
ECBinter-active Indonesia Conference Summary
ECB Project Indonesia hosted the first of our series of ECBinter-active learning events in Jakarta, Indonesia on 15 and 16 November 2011.
This is the first time the ECB Project's innovative joint approaches to capacity building programs were shared with the wider humanitarian community globally and in South-East Asia.
The two day agenda included a series of stimulating discussions and interactive sessions including subjects such as:
- Developing Relationships and Improving Coordination Between I/NGOs and Local Authorities
- Joint Needs Assessments
- Accountability
- The ECB Disaster Response Engagement Protocols (DREP)
- Ex-Ante Risk Financing of Disasters for Joint Response
Over 100 delegates heard presentations and participated in workshop discussions from high profile humanitarian actors including:
- ASEAN Agreement on Disaster Management and Emergency Response (AADMER)
- American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) Indonesia
- The Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS)
- Australia Aid (AusAid)
- CARE
Caritas- Catholic Relief Services (CRS)
- The Directorate General for Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection (ECHO)
- Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management (BNPB)
- International Medical Corps
- Islamic Relief
- Mercy Corps
- Muslim Aid Indonesia
- Oxfam
- US Agency for International Development (USAID)
- UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UNISDR)
- UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA)
- World Vision.
Many national NGO partners and organisations also participated including: Banyaneer, Humanitarian Forum Indonesia, Kemensos, Kemendagri, Public Interest Research and Advocacy Centre (PIRAC), and Tsunami and Disaster Mitigation Research Center (TDMRC).
Please explore the full learning event agenda and read the participants' blog for personal perspectives of the event. If you have any other questions, please contact us.
ECB Resources & Learning pages - access learning from the ECBinter-active conference series in Bangladesh, Bolivia, Horn of Africa, Indonesia and Niger. Discover workshop materials, participant feedback, photography, posters, videos and future plans for collaborative humanitarian initiatives in each region.
The ECB Resources & Learning pages also provide the humanitarian sector with a library hosting downloadable copies of major ECB Project tools such as the Simulations Guide, Good Enough Guide, Building Trust Guide and a new case study library.
All photos unless otherwise stated © ECB Project 2011. Photo above showing facilitator © Angela Rouse CARE, 2011.
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