HUMANITARIAN ROADSHOW

Preamble

Muslim Charity Sector emerged in the UK in the 80s, since then it has been expanding; especially in the last 10 years. With concerns arising to the surface about the Social and Humanitarian issues affecting the Ethnic Minorities in the UK, which shall affect afflicted communities in natural disaster stricken areas and conflict zones abroad.

Responding to the Need

Dr. Hany El Banna who previously initiated “The Flying Doctor” – a tour of field visits to afflicted areas around the world – is now working on the “The Humanitarian Roadshow”, which is a series of interactive lectures / workshops delivered to audiences across the UK.

The Humanitarian Roadshow aims to

Support NGO governors and staff gain deeper understanding of the key issues and challenges affecting humanitarian work;
Provide insights into the global picture of the humanitarian sector and strategies for mitigating some of the risks that may impact future humanitarian operations in the UK and abroad;
Provide robust examples of failures and successes to learn from;
Building on opportunities to become more effective and visible within the sector;
Inspire you to take on the roles needed in society and promote community development and cohesion in the UK and abroad.

Timeframe

“Humanitarian Roadshow” will be running through several cities across the UK during the period 13^th-24^th December 2016

List of Topics to be covered

Capacity Building	Communication Skills	Governance
How to Build a Leader?	· How to create the System? Philosophy of What’s Next – Future Planning & Communicating	· International Humanitarian Era: Challenges and Way Forward
Women and Charity Work	· Mix With People And Be Patient To Their Mischief	Transparency & Good Governance
The Characteristics of the Humanitarian Personality	How to Create Culture and Ideology?	Why make Policies and Laws?
Characteristics of Change	Communications Skills	Transferring Financial Aid to ‘High Risk’ Areas
Build Capacity of Others and Make Them Independent	Reaching out for the needy and vulnerable. A common concern among faith-based charities	International Humanitarian Law

Self Development	Partnership	Field Work
Why we develop?	The Gap between North & South	Why we respond to disasters?
Creativity in the Humanitarian Work	How to Achieve Unity?	How to Move from Relief to Development?
Why we plan and create systems?	Fill the Gap	De-risking Effects
Why we Learn?	The Challenges of Building Partnerships	Working with Humanitarian Principles
Why we build renaissance and civilisation?	Changing the Present- Dreaming of Future	Why we suffer to make others happy?

Charities need to provide the following

Meeting / lecture hall;
Refreshments (if necessary);
Presentation Projector and screen if needed;
Printing and distributing handouts.

Flip Chart;
Stationery;
Audio / Visual

Financial Contributions

The Contribution for providing the training and lecture is left to organisation discretion. The Contribution will go towards the organisations; Muslim Charities Forum, Zakat House and the Humanitarian Forum.

Dr. Hany El Banna

“Humanity is waiting… Not to hear our words… But to see our Actions”

Dr. Hany El Banna described as “a pioneer in the field of Islamic Humanitarianism” has been working tirelessly in the field for over 32 years. Dr. El Banna is co-founder and former president of Islamic Relief Worldwide, the largest Western Muslim NGO in the world. He is also currently the Chairman of both the Muslim Charities Forum and Zakat House and President of The Humanitarian Forum.

Dr. El Banna has delivered lectures and workshops locally and internationally and participated at a variety of conferences to heads of state, ministers and political leaders on stages such as the United Nations, World Economic Forum, UN Agencies, Organisation of the Islamic Cooperation, League of Arab States and Crans Montana Forum among others.

Booking

Tuesday 13^th– Saturday 24^th December 2016 to confirm it for you

Mobile: 07400 634934 Office: 020 3096 1981 – or email office: [email protected]

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