About usHANDS-Institute of Community Development is counted as one of the largest network of capacity building institutions of Pakistan in development sector. Furthermore, it is making great effort toward human and institutional development at the community and grassroots level for reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development, which focus to design and implement institutional strengthening and capacity building training for community leaders, activists, doctors, academicians, teachers, professionals, government officials, students and its staff to provide a resource for community leaders, volunteers, and citizens who desire to make their community a better place to live. HANDS-ICD believes that a rich learning experience matters and becomes an instrument of positive transformation, of individuals and society as whole. HANDS ICD is working with its partners and sponsors countrywide to conduct and implement international and national training and exchange programs that are personally meaningful, professionally motivating, and intellectually stimulating for all participants. HANDS-ICD makes its efforts to empower underprivileged, neglected and deprived community through training and capacity building programs so that they manage their own affairs and to work collectively for accelerating and sustaining positive transformation HANDS-ICD Believe that human & institutional Development is a key of prosperity and change in the society.

Diploma Courses:Social Sector ManagementEducational Management and ProfessionalDevelopment Leadership Development for NPO Managers

Certification and Short CoursesOrganizational Development CertificationCourseProfessional Social Animation SkillsLeadership related training resources. Organization appraisal.

Consultancy ServicesAudio Video production services.Mid-term evaluation and project evaluation. Research and development. Resource mobilization.

Publication Areas:Books on Social and development issuesResearch Report.Awareness publicationLeadership and institutional development

Packages of HANDS ICD

HANDSInstitute of Community Development

140-C Block II, PECHS, Karachi, Pakistan Tel: 021-34532804, 021-34527698, Fax: 021-34559252Email: hands.icd@hands.org.pk , Website: www.hands.org.pk

Two days trainingon

Camp Management

HANDSInstitute of Community Development

What we offer

Objective of training

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As we know that An earthquake, flood, tsunami, civil war, regional conflict, a failed peace accord – these and other events can rapidly leave people homeless and in need of protection and assistance. Whether it is an unexpected natural disaster causing people to be internally displaced from their homes, an eruption of conflict resulting in a sudden influx of refugees or other catastrophic events, emergencies can strike anytime and anywhere. For those who have lost property, lived through traumatic events and are suddenly left outside the safeguards of their own homes and communities, camps offer a safe place to run to, a place where they can receive medical treatment, food, shelter and protection. Whilst camps cannot provide permanent or sustainable solutions, if they are well-managed they can provide a temporary refuge where vital and often life-saving assistance can be offered. The overall aims of camp management are to raise the standard of living in the camp, to ensure that assistance and protection programmes are in line with internationally agreed laws and standards and therefore enable the camp population to enjoy access to their basic human rights. Camp management must provide effective coordination at camp level between the humanitarian assistance and protection programmes being delivered and the displaced population or beneficiaries. Likewise HANDS ICD has designed two days training on camp management s, and the purpose of the course is to develop the knowledge, skills and thinking that humanitarian workers and government officials need to effectively deliver protection and aid to internally displaced. People (IDPs) and/ or refugees living in communal settlements

By completing this course, participants will be able to promote and share the relevant technical skills and knowledge and will be equipped with adequate analytical skills through developing key, understanding of disaster management concepts and procedures. Principles and values.

It will encourage participants to think creatively and will utilise contemporary adult learning methodologies including: interactive, lectures, group work, classroom exercises, activities, work sheet, mapping, discussion, presentations, case studies, video show. Games and brain-storming.

This course is designed particularly for humanitarian aid workers working or hoping to work in a camp setting. It is also a very good introduction for senior managers and decision makers to be aware of what is involved

To gain knowledge on camp organisation, management and systemsTo learn how to secure and uphold the protection of the (rights of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs under international lawRecognise your own knowledge and skills and identify further development needs

At this program's conclusion, participants should be able to:• Know basic concepts of camp management • Recognise importance of camp management • Understand how to protect IDPs• Know basic facilities in camp • Identify more development need in camp • Promote gender based rights in camp