About this training
Protection and Core Humanitarian Standard (CHS) Training is a foundational framework for aid workers that merges the ethical imperative of safeguarding vulnerable populations with rigorous operational accountability.
It ensures interventions adhere to the principle of "Do No Harm" by protecting crisis-affected individuals from violence, coercion, and exploitation, while simultaneously implementing the nine CHS commitments to guarantee that aid is appropriate, community-driven, and transparent.
Ultimately, this training equips organizations with the practical tools needed to integrate meaningful community feedback, establish safe complaint mechanisms, and deliver assistance in a way that respects the dignity, agency, and fundamental human rights of the communities they serve.
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