This course provides practical guidance on how Child Protection and Information Management colleagues can work together on data and analysis activities. It explores what child protection entails in emergency settings, discusses the information needed by Child Protection colleagues and best practices to obtain it, and presents the Child Protection AoR Analytical Framework. 

This online course seeks to provide tools for the coordination and management of temporary shelters, sharing information to facilitate equitable access to assistance, protection and services for migrants, who are in this context the main population of interest in the Latin American and adapted to the dynamics of the affected countries in this region. 

This course provides practical guidance on how to mainstream protection principles in Information Management and data analysis activities. It includes information on what protection mainstreaming entails, an overview of existing tools to integrate protection modalities in data and analysis activities, and best practices to mainstream protection principles in Information Management processes. 

This UNHCR and IOM course is a basic interactive self-paced online course that aims to build knowledge and develop the skills of external partners and stakeholders (State and non-State) to enhance prevention, identification and response to the risks and needs of persons of concern involved in irregular mixed maritime movements, embedding a rights-based approach, including age, gender, and diversity perspectives. 

Note: If you are IOM non-staff, be sure to access this version of the course. IOM staff must enroll the I-Learn version.