We're Hiring – Multiple Roles Open! 🚨 Apply via our website: ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/

Our May NGO Incident Overview (NIO) Report is now available on our website. Our NIO reports highlight key developments in the security context for humanitarian operations across the contexts where INSO is working. You can read it in full here: inso.ngo/2025626NIO_3d1…

We're hiring 💡 Explore our current opportunities and take the next step in your career ⬇️ ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/

In 2024, humanitarian access was tested - from Gaza to Sudan, Haiti to Myanmar With 1400+ partners in 22 countries, INSO helped keep aid workers safe & enabled response across contexts Our 2024 Annual Report is out - here’s what we achieved together ⬇️ insowebsite.blob.core.windows.net/uploads/2025/0…

🚨Hiring Announcement Take a look at our current open vacancies and apply for your next role today ⬇️ ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/

In a year marked by growing aid restrictions, disinformation, & a funding crisis, protecting humanitarian response is more urgent than ever. In 2024, we stayed true to our mission: field-driven, inclusive, principled safety cooperation. Here’s how ⬇️ insowebsite.blob.core.windows.net/uploads/2025/0…

Since May, we've launched training sessions in Chad on Safety & Security Induction and Humanitarian Negotiations Every training is contextualised, ensuring their relevance & impact for NGOs NGOs in Chad can register for our free safety & access services ngosafety.org/registration/

This Week's Vacancies – Join Our Team! Looking for your next opportunity in the humanitarian, safety, or NGO sector? We have a number of open positions globally. 📩 Visit ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/ to learn more and apply.

What we’re witnessing in Gaza is not a failure of humanitarian response. It’s the systematic obstruction of aid It’s the targeting of aid workers It’s intentional starvation as a method of warfare It’s time to act decisively. Read our joint statement: ngosafety.org/latest/mass-st…

💡Open Vacancies | Weekly Round-Up Take a look at our current opportunities across country offices and HQ. Share with your network or apply today via our website ⬇️ ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/

Près de 1,000 personnes ont suivi notre cours en ligne sur la gestion de la sécurité pour les ONG. Écoutez ce qu'elles ont à dire et inscrivez-vous dès aujourd'hui ⬇️ ready.csod.com/ui/lms-learnin…

INSO has resumed full operations in #SouthSudan with the reopening of our Juba office in April. As conflict escalates & humanitarian needs grow, we are committed to helping NGOs navigate this complex operational environment. Read more: ngosafety.org/latest/inso-re…

INSO offers a unique opportunity to have a direct and practical impact on the frontlines of humanitarian safety. Apply Today⬇️ ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/

Meet Jack, our Deputy Safety Advisor in DRC. Jack joined INSO in 2019 as a Safety Advisor Assistant. Since then, he’s played a key role in everything from managing our network of field monitors to supporting NGOs with contingency plans. Read more ⬇️ ngosafety.org/people/jack/

💡Looking for your next role? Explore our open vacancies ⬇️ ngosafety.org/our-vacancies/

📢 Calling all L/NNGOs, INGOs & CSOs! Please take a moment to share your experience in this anonymous survey on barriers to meaningful participation in security coordination faced by National NGOs. 🗓️ Open until 31 August 2025 🔗 ee-eu.kobotoolbox.org/single/2RvnZ29w

NGO bans & restrictions have doubled since 2021, and 2025 could be the worst yet. As INSO’s Director told the UN: “States increasingly view aid as a partisan act to be directed, controlled, or criminalised.” This is a global trend shrinking humanitarian space.

We’re hiring! Join our team and support humanitarian safety and access worldwide. Apply now and be part of meaningful change. 🌍

On average at least one aid worker is killed every single day. This is the sombering reality we shared with the UN Security Council. 📈 2024 was the deadliest year for aid workers. ⚠️ 2025 may surpass it. This is not a coincidence. It’s a consequence of impunity.