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New ECB Case Study -Simulating the worst to prepare the best: a study of #humanitarian #simulations& their benefits: http://t.co/2qZfwvvER1 6 hours agoBuilding Trust in Teams Scoping Study
274.20 k PDF | Published in February 2007
Research conducted for the Emergency Capacity Building project identified that the culture of trust between national and international staff is one of the most important staffing factors for emergency response. This study summarizes what is presently known about the culture of trust with particular reference to diverse teams operating in emergency situations; identifies factors that can influence levels of trust; and develops methods of measuring trust. February 2007.
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- Disaster Risk Reduction
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- Horn of Africa
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- Building Trust in Diverse Teams
- National Staff Development
- The Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies (CBHA)
- Core Humanitarian Competency Framework
- Surge Capacity Research
- Exchange Visits and the Staff Capacity Framework
- Joint Evaluations
- Joint Needs Assessment (JNA)
- About this Guide
- Simulation #1: Single-Agency
- Developing a Joint Needs Assessment (JNA)
- Toward Resilience: A Guide to DRR & CCA
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