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[Dutch] Gender & Duurzame Vrede blad interview met HSC over de-risking en ons werk. pic.twitter.com/RrQT…

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Outreach session in Sfax, Tunisia on the impact of the countering the financing of terrorism #CFT agenda on civil society. With the Financial Intelligence Unit (#CTAF), the General Directorate of Civil Society and our local partner KADEM. pic.twitter.com/simK…

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Today Makers of hope started its projects on Gender and Human security for high school students in partnership with @Cordaid @HSCollective pic.twitter.com/spu3…

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And yet more work remains - to highlight the deleterious effect of these measures on development and peacebuilding (not just humanitarian) activity. And to ensure that the #FATF risk-based approach for the sector is implemented in practice.

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Events

  • Uitnodiging Positive Youth Development: Inspirerende methoden voor betekenisvolle jongerenparticipatie

    Uitnodiging PYD Nooit eerder woonden er zoveel jongeren op de …Read More »

Highlights

  • Addressing Root Causes at the G5-Sahel level

    HSC supported a regional workshop of actions building synergy for …Read More »

  • Launch of Handbook on HSC Approach to Youth Leadership on Preventing Violent Extremism

    Tunis, February 13, 2019: Our handbook, ‘Time to Engage with …Read More »

  • Blog: ‘The Hole in the Bucket: The Impact of De-risking on Non-Profit Organizations’

    The Hole in the Bucket: The Impact of De-risking on …Read More »

  • CoE Workshop: CFT Risk Assessment for NPOs of the Western Balkans and Turkey

    Tivat, Montenegro, 26-27 Feb: Human Security Collective (HSC) took part …Read More »

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