CCCM Events

Dear All,

The first meeting of the CCCM Cluster ABA will be on the 12 of December at 12hrs CET time.

The meeting will be a working session, focusing on the workplan for 2020 and on the outlines of the CCCM position paper to be developed during the next months. The meeting will require the use of the camera and a good connection, since the participants will be highly engaged.

Dear all,

I`m happy to invite you to the next Capacity Development working group Meeting. The call will be on Tuesday 10th December, 2PM Geneva Time (GMT+1). You can join the meeting here:  https://bluejeans.com/236862974

We will discuss the following agenda items:

Dear all,

I`m happy to invite you to the next Capacity Development working group Meeting. The call will be on Wednesday 6th November, 2PM Geneva Time (GMT+1).

We will discuss the following agenda items:

On 7 November at 2pm (CET), the Participation in Displacement Working Group of the Global Camp Coordination and Camp Management Cluster will be organizing a webinar titled ‘Women’s Roles in Coordination during Displacement’, based on research conducted by Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) in partnership with IOM.

Dear All.

The next meeting for the CM Standards Working Group will be on Thursday, the 31st of October at 16h00 Geneva time. Please see the link below for the call in details.

The agenda for the meeting is as follows:

The next call for the Capacity Building Working Group will be on Wednesday, 18th September 2019 at 14:00.

The agenda will be:

Dear WG members,

Hope you all have had a good summer holiday. Its been a while since our last meeting in June (find minutes on the cluster website https://cccmcluster.org/global) and Nikolas and I wanted to updated you on some good news.

The next call for the Capacity Building working group will be on Thursday, the 22^nd of August at 15:00. Please see details below for the call in.

The agenda will be:

1/ update on the CB LNA

All materials form the webinar can be found here

Whether triggered by natural disasters or conflicts, emergencies can strike anytime and anywhere. They can rapidly force people to flee and leave them in need of protection and assistance. For those who had to leave their homes and have found themselves without the safeguard of their communities, social networks and/or of the rule of law, it becomes crucial to secure safe spaces adapted to the specific characteristics of the displacement and the needs of the communities and individuals affected.