"SELF DETERMINATION IS KEY TO THE WORLD PEACE"
Program on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research (HPCR) at Harvard University
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19-23 September – Club Prince Albert, Brussels, Belgium
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Belgian Ministry of Defense
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ram on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research (HPCR) at Harvard University
HOW TO APPLY
Click here to access directly the online application form for the Brussels September 2011 Advanced Trainings on Humanitarian Law and Policy.
The Professional Trainings are open to PHAP members with several years of professional experience relevant in particular to humanitarian law and civilian protection. Non-members are also welcome to apply directly to the Professional Trainings , and their applications will be simultaneously considered for PHAP membership, in one streamlined process (see www.phapinternational.org for membership details).
Participation in the Thematic Workshops requires first completion of the standard Core Training. Individuals who have not yet completed the Core Training may apply for both a Core Training and a Thematic Workshop at the same time, using the Core Training application form .
TRAINING FEES
As an independent non-profit association, PHAP operates its professional development activities on a cost-recovery basis. The associated participation fees are as follows:
Three-day Core Professional Trainings on Humanitarian Law and Policy: 900 euros (not including Belgian VAT).
Two-day Thematic Workshop on Counterterrorism under IHL and IHRL: 600 euros (not including Belgian VAT).
Fees include tuition, training materials, and most meals. Accommodations and transportation are not included in the training fees.
PHAP offers partial tuition assistance to limited number of candidates from local or national governments or organizations in developing countries who have been accepted to attend the Advanced Professional Trainings.
More information on training fees and payment policies is available here.
PARTNERS
PHAP is grateful for the support of its local partners for the 2011 training series:
Jordan Institute of Diplomacy
Barcelona International Peace Resource Center
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada (DFAIT)
The Observatoire canadien sur les crises et l’aide humanitaires (OCCAH) and the Centre d’études et de recherches internationales de l’Université de Montréal (CÉRIUM)
Program on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research (HPCR) at Harvard University
Belgian Ministry of Defense
Center for Humanitarian Dialogue
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Global Peace Support Group UK Ltd is a registered organisation based in London. The organisation dedicated to be involved in humanitarian and other related issues. We also work along with other similar organisations to promote peace and harmony among various societies..
GLOBAL PEACE SUPPORT GROUP - UK - TIRELESSLY WORK ON THE CONCEPT OF:
"SELF DETERMINATION IS KEY TO THE WORLD PEACE"
MOURNS ON THE CONTINUED TRAGEDY OF THE PEOPLE OF North & East of Tamil EELAM WITH THE HOPE OF ALL OF OUR ENDEAVOURS WOULD BRING AN END TO THOSE SUFFERING DURING THE YEAR AHEAD.
The International community has a duty towards the long suffering Sri Lankan Tamil population to restore their rights of SELF DETERMINATION.
Global Peace Support Group - believes that this is the ONLY way for a permanent PEACE in Sri Lanka.
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