INGO FORUM Malawi
HR and Safeguarding Resource Center
HR and Safeguarding Resource Center
We aim to build strategic Human Resources (HR) and industrial relations capability within the INGO community, delivering better HR services and safeguarding outcomes for everyone.
The subcommittee will create opportunities to share knowledge and practical experience to enhance the effectiveness of HR practices in our respective organizations.
Share best HR practices in the INGO sector and promote consistency of application of such practices across the sector.
Collaborating and openly sharing information and resources, including good practice within the sector.
Share best practices in upholding safeguarding principles, ensuring quality reporting channels, and ensuring a safe employment cycle across the sector both within long-term development and in emergency settings
Encourage the INGO sector to communicate more openly on recruitment to ensure that the sector only employs those who uphold the safeguarding values of our organizations.
Inviting various regulatory, consulting, or advisory organizations to interact with the sub-committee and the wider INGO Forum to provide clarity on several emerging issues.
Linking up with relevant Ministries and Departments on various issues, as well as sharing best practices.
Explore options for joint training and development among HR professionals in the sector for cost efficiency
Exploring workforce challenges that affect the INGO sector and brainstorm on how to resolve them.
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