The CPA is a community engagement and empowerment instrument to design Integrated Protection Programs and provide operational tools to facilitate collaboration, coherence and complementarity between different foreign and national instruments in order to find suitable and durable solutions to a given population’s needs, vulnerabilities and risks.

Welcome to the second Deep Dive Module of this online course on the Community Protection Approach (CPA): Preparatory Phase - Planning.

Welcome to the fourth Deep Dive Module of this online course on the Community Protection Approach (CPA): PHASE I, Step 2: Context Profiling.

Welcome to the sixth Deep Dive Module of this online course on the Community Protection Approach (CPA): PHASE II: Protection Analysis and Facilitation of Local Response Plans – Part 2: Qualitative Analysis.

The course is addressed to the field staff willing to carry out  the CPA. This course has the purpose to detail and is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese;

• What is the Multi-Sector Questionnaire
• Why is it important
• How to implement it in the different phases of CPA implementation.

The course will take approximately 100 minutes to complete. 

In this webinar, WeWorld presented a prototype of the Community Protection Approach – CPA Mobile App. The App would connect its users with the CPA Platform – a multi-stakeholder data collection, analysis, and sharing digital instrument. The CPA Mobile App allows data and information sharing not only among the implementing actors and donors but also with communities.

The CPA Mobile App features enable the users to engage with the data in the most fruitful and useful way for programming and decision-making, as well as joint action. The CPA is an approach to develop area-based integrated protection strategies. The CPA aims at enhancing coherence, coordination, and complementarity among actors to achieve set collective outcomes, avoid overlapping, and utilise their resources and potential to respond to protection risks and resulting needs in the most beneficial manner for the targeted communities. At the same time, the CPA emphasizes localization through communities’ and local responders’ capacity building, ownership, decision making, and utilization of local resources and solutions. Created to share the data and information not only among external actors but also with targeted communities, local authorities and organizations, the CPA Mobile App responds to some of the challenges identified in relation to strengthening accountability to communities and data utilization by communities themselves.

For a CPA implementer and user, the CPA Mobile App not only facilitates remote monitoring and communication with right-holders but is also enriched with features as:

• Receiving communities feedback through the App
• Connecting data to Power BI and create visualization dashboards
• Viewing assessments in a specific area and adding or updating referrals of persons of concern
• Viewing community profile as well as the Integrated Protection System of Indicators (IPSI).

Based on lessons learned from one of the CPA implementation sites - the occupied Palestinian territory, the webinar demonstrated how employing the CPA Mobile App potentially  could promote coherence, coordination, and complementarity among actors intervening in the same area, putting the affected population and communities at the center. In the occupied Palestinian territory, the CPA methodology is being implemented since 2014.

The webinar also served as a preparation ground for the upcoming the CPA Mobile App training for the CPA practitioners that would take place after the launch of the App in the foreseeable future.

The presenters:

Francesco Michele - International Advocacy, Policy and Innovation Area Coordinator - WeWorld-GVC

Hadeel Tahboub - West Bank Protection Consortium Project Manager - WeWorld-GVC

Caterina Dazzo - National CPA Specialist - WeWorld-GVC

Ahmad Sharif - Digital Solutions Specialist - WeWorld-GVC

E-learning "How to use" Session

ENG: Welcome to the video presentation of the We World E-learning. The video is based on the recording of the official We World internal Webinar held on the 14^th of April, 2021 to show how to use the E-learning and how to include elements for project development. 

You can find the resources to guide you in the use of the E-learning, along with the the interesting debate held by the participants. 

ENG: Benvenuti/e alla presentazione video della Piattaforma E-learning di We World. Il video riprende la registrazione del Webinar interno ufficiale che si é tenuto il 14 di Aprile 2021, e si focalizzato sull'uso dell'E-learning e come includere elementi durante la scrittura di progetti.

Potete trovare le risorse per guidarvi nell'uso della Piattaforma E-learning, in aggiunta al dibattito che ha visto coinvolti i/le partecipanti. 

The third webinar will focus on “Promoting gender equality through humanitarian and development projects – innovation and best practices”. Following an introduction on gender equality that will provide the main relevant concepts and frameworks, participants will present innovative practices they have developed and/or implemented during their projects. This will allow sharing innovative tools while focusing on how such instruments can be used/replicated to further the specific objective of gender equality. The areas covered during the presentation may include awareness-raising on human rights/women's rights; use of alternative narratives/models to counter stereotypes and violent discourse; participation and empowerment.

This course contains the PSEAH policy and the child safeguarding policy training courses in English, French and Spanish

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The Procurement and Logistics section includes all the documentation created and collected for supporting the Organization in implementing the Procurement and Logistics activities and for ensuring the goals are achieved in compliance with Internal and external regulations and principles 

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