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Maher Alabrsh
- Trainer of Trainers
- Camp coordination & management
- Protection Principles
- Persons with disabilities
- Livestock management
- Early recovery
- Project proposals
- Quality and accountability
- Core Humanitarian Standard
- Sphere technical training
- Field-based training
- Training content development
- Simulations: desktop/classroom
- Training of Trainers (ToT)
- Disaster management trainer
- LEGS trainer
- Health promotion trainer
- Humanitarian workers
- Mixed audience
About Maher Alabrsh
Maher holds a master degree in agricultural engineering and has been working in the humanitarian sector for more than ten years. He is an active member of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent responding to the crisis in Syria since it’s onset and played several roles with different teams such as relief,shelter and health. This included cross lines missions and humanitarian convoys. Maher is a Sphere trainer since 2015 and disaster management trainer since 2016 Maher participated in the recent LEGS ToT In Johannesburg. He has facilitated many training courses and workshops in Syria and co-facilitated a Sphere ToT in Beirut, Lebanon in 2017.
Sphere Contractor badge: Maher was contracted by the Sphere secretariat to co-facilitate a Quality and Accountability (Q&A) ToT in Q4 2019 which was co-organised by Sphere, the CHS Alliance, OCHA and IOM.
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Sphère COVID-19 Étude de cas #4 – La COVID-19 dans des situations d’urgence complexe – Ne provoquer aucun tortFrançais 204,03 KB pdf 2020Les mesures de confinement et d'isolement de la COVID-19 visent à protéger les personnes contre la transmission de la maladie. Cependant, elles ont des conséquences dévastatrices sur les moyens de subsistance des populations, en particulier dans les situations d’urgences complexes où la gouvernance est fragile, les systèmes de santé faibles et les populations déplacées. Les standards humanitaires exigent que nous veillions à ce que les personnes que nous soutenons ne soient pas touchées négativement. Cela nécessite la consultation des communautés touchées, une adaptation et un suivi constant des interventions.
