SOCIAL PROTECTION IN HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

How it's delivered. CHASP Institute adopts a highly interactive and practice-oriented learning methodology that combines technical instruction with experiential learning approaches. The course delivery methodology includes facilitated expert-led presentations, real-world case studies and country experiences, group discussions and peer exchange. Moreover, we offer practical exercises and institutional mapping, crisis simulations and scenario-based learning, group assignments and presentations, reflection sessions and action planning.

• Understand humanitarian social protection systems. Develop a strong understanding of social protection in humanitarian contexts, including key concepts, frameworks, principles, and the role of adaptive and shock-responsive approaches during crises
• Design and adapt emergency interventions. Build the capacity to design, adapt, and scale social protection interventions that respond effectively to humanitarian emergencies, climate-related shocks, displacement, and other crises.

• Government officials and policymakers at national and subnational levels
• Humanitarian and development practitioners
• UN agencies and multilateral organizations
• NGOs and civil society organizations
• Social protection specialists and programme managers

By the end of the course, participants are expected to demonstrate strengthened technical, operational, and strategic competencies in Adaptive and Shock-Responsive Social Protection (ASP/SRSP) within humanitarian and crisis contexts. Learners will leave the programme with practical tools, institutional strategies, and actionable knowledge that can be directly applied within their organizations, programmes, and policy environments.

• Enhanced understanding. Enhanced understanding of Adaptive and Shock-Responsive Social Protection concepts, frameworks, and emerging global trends.
• Improved implementation capacity. Improved capacity to design, implement, and scale social protection interventions during humanitarian and climate-related emergencies
• Practical delivery skills. Practical skills in targeting, registration, emergency cash delivery systems, grievance redress, and accountability mechanisms
• Climate resilience integration. Increased ability to integrate Anticipatory Action, climate resilience, disaster risk management, and early warning systems into social protection programming