Panjshir: Workshop on Safer Access and Volunteer Management Concludes for 50 Volunteers

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Wednesday, July 15, 2026

 

A four-day training workshop on Safer Access and Volunteer Management concluded at the ARCS Panjshir Provincial Branch with the distribution of certificates to 50 volunteers.

The workshop, organized with financial support from the ICRC, provided participants with both theoretical and practical training on the principles of safer access, their application in humanitarian activities, and effective volunteer management.

Participants also received essential information and practical guidance on following safe operating procedures during field activities, delivering humanitarian services effectively, and interacting safely and respectfully with people in need.

The workshop aimed to strengthen the professional capacity of volunteers, enhance their understanding of safer access, and improve their preparedness to deliver safe, timely, and effective humanitarian assistance during emergencies and other humanitarian operations.

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