Accountability and Quality Management Workshop
Purpose: This workshop will be designed to meet specific aims using a range of interactive and dynamic modules that encourage discussion and debate, facilitate small and large group activities and draw on a range of media, including simulations and films.
Agencies request this workshop from HAP with a view to:
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Introduce staff to the agency’s commitment to humanitarian accountability and HAP membership
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Assist senior staff to make decisions regarding HAP membership or certification
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Prepare staff for an upcoming baseline analysis against the HAP Standard
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Train staff in practical application of the benchmarks in their specific context
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Bring agency and implementing partner staff together to develop joint approaches to improving accountability
Topics: Depending on the needs of the requesting agency, some or all of the following topics will be covered during the workshop:
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Different factors calling for improved accountability
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Definition of accountability, concepts and principles of accountability and quality management
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Differences and similarities between HAP and other quality and accountability initiatives
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The HAP 2007 Standard in Humanitarian Accountability and Quality Management
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Approaches to implement the HAP Standard
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The HAP Certification and its benefits
This is a flexible workshop package, which can be tailored to cover a half day or up to three days. The price guide below is for a one-day workshop.
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Price Guide: Accountability & Quality Management Workshop
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Swiss francs
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Members
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Non-members
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Standard rate
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1,000 CHF
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2,000 CHF
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Small agency rate
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500 CHF
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1,000 CHF
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For more details on this service and other services provided by HAP, please see the HAP Services and Price Guide Booklet.
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Norwegian Church Aid, Childcare workshop, Darfur, August 2009
Where there is power let there be accountability
Adrian Henriques, Professor of Accountability at Middlesex University, UK quoted in Are NGOs doing enough to make themselves accountable, Ethical Corporation Magazine, August 2007.
