News: Simulations Materials

4 April 2012: ECB simulation case study now in English, French and Spanish

The new ECB Project simulations case study is now available in French and Spanish, as well as English, thanks to Oxfam. Read more

27 March 2012: New ECB simulations case study captures learning from nine recent simulations

A new ECB Project simulations case study looks at multi-agency simulations between April 2010 and March 2012. Read more

6 February 2012: Indonesia Consortium holds simulation with 13 humanitarian agencies

The Indonesia consortium held a flood and earthquake simulation on 31 January and 1 February 2012, attended by 45 participants from 13 different agencies. Read more

19 January 2012: Simulations paper presented today at ECBinter-active Niger

A paper presented by Moctar Hamidou and Richard Jacquot of Mercy Corps at ECBinter-active Niger today, 19 January 2012. Read more

28 November 2011: ECB Simulation Project Case Study in draft

15 November 2011: Key humanitarian tools now available online in English, French & Spanish

6 October 2011: The Humanitarian Staff Development Project: Piloting Collaborative Learning

Do you face challenges with ensuring your national teams have the essential humanitarian skills to respond the emergencies? Are your management development programs working? We are piloting two successful programs with multiple agencies in four ECB consortia. Read more

16 September 2011: ECB Bangladesh Emergency Response Protocol tested in multi-agency simulation

The Bangladesh consortium's recently developed Emergency Response Protocol was put to the test as ECB agencies took part in a simulation exercise. Read more

31 August 2011: ECB consortia prepare for simulations and CBHA learning events

Preparations for final simulations and CBHA learning events are underway in the ECB consortia, before the first phase of the CBHA Staff Development programme comes to a close. Read more

12 August 2011: Bangladesh Simulation - preparation progressing well

Preparation is well underway at the ECB Project's Bangladesh consortium for the next emergency simulation exercise. Read more