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 Overall Aim
 

The overall aim of the training provided by the CCCM Cluster is to develop the knowledge, skills and thinking that humanitarian workers and government officials need to effectively deliver protection and aid to internally displaced people (IDPs) living in communal settlements.

The training complements the CCCM Cluster’s support to IDP operations in the field. It is designed to strengthen national capacity and support preparedness efforts.

 

 Four Training Opportunities

We offer four training opportunities:

1. Camp Coordination & Camp Management (CCCM)

2. Camp Management (CM)

3. Camp/Cluster Coordination (CC)

4. CCCM Training of Trainers for National Staff (ToT)

CCCM TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES LEAFLET

 Contacts

For training requests or further information on training options, please contact:

CC - Lea Matheson lmatheson@iom.int

CM - Andreas Capjon andreas.capjon@nrc.no

CCCM - Kimberly Roberson roberson@unhcr.org

ToT CM/CCCM - All above

 Training Roster
 

The skills and knowledge of expert facilitators is an essential component of effective training. The CCCM Cluster has an inter-agency training roster of 60 experienced facilitators, who can deliver CM and CCCM training in several languages.

Trainers are asked to:

  •  Ensure a needs analysis is conducted.
  •  Design a training course that meets the identified needs.
  • Conduct field visits or interviews to familiarize themselves with the participants' country, the context and key issues.
  • Facilitate a 3 or 4-day training workshop.
  • Produce an evaluation of participants and a report.
  • Brief and debrief with the host mission.

 1. Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM)
The workshop is process-oriented and provides an introduction to the CCCM framework. It addresses key themes, helps stakeholders to understand roles and responsibilities, and enables them to identify effective coordination mechanisms.

Modules:

·         Humanitarian Reform & the Cluster Approach

·         CCCM Framework

·         IDP Protection

·         Information Management

·         Effective Coordination

·         IDP Participation

·         Camp Life Cycle

·         Safety and Security

These modules serve as a flexible framework for a 3 to 4-day training workshop. An additional half day covering Action Planning can also be added.  

Target Audience: national authorities, national and international NGOs, IOs, UN agencies and other IDP response partners.

 

 2. Camp Management (CM)
 

This workshop is content-oriented and provides an introduction to the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders operating within a single camp.

It targets three different audiences:

Learner Profile 1:  For camp management agencies and partners (mainly UN agencies, IOs, INGOs and NGOs).

Learner Profile 2:  For governments and national authorities.

Learner Profile 3:  For camp residents and host communities.


Modules (LP1):

Introduction to

Roles and Responsibilities

Camp Planning

Protection

Coordination at

Participation and Accountability

Care and Maintenance

Safety and Security


These modules serve as a flexible framework for a 3 or 4-day training workshop. Training materials can be adapted to cover both IDP and refugee situations.

LP2 and LP3 modules are available upon request.

 3. Camp/Cluster Coordinator (CC)
 

This workshop aims to equip future camp/cluster coordinators with the knowledge, skills and thinking needed to perform effectively as CCCM coordinators in the field. It focuses on technical CCCM issues and managerial skills.

Target Audience:  Experienced staff from CCCM agencies wishing to become camp/cluster coordinators.

Note: The workshop is currently being updated to incorporate new lessons learned.

Training of Trainers for National Staff (ToT)

 4. Training of Trainers for national staff (ToT)
This 6-day workshop is designed to build the CM and CCCM training capacity of national staff. Participants are trained in CM, CCCM and adult learning techniques. After completing the workshop, participants are qualified to deliver CM, CCCM or combined CM/CCCM workshops at national level.

Target Audience: National staff from CCCM agencies, who have the potential to become CM or CCCM trainers.