INSO, the International NGO Safety Organisation, is a dedicated humanitarian safety brand that emerged from the complex political conflict of Afghanistan in 2011. Recognizing the dangers of poor coordination in high-risk countries, INSO set out to build an institution that supports NGO programming. Today, INSO has successfully made safety coordination a standard feature of humanitarian response.

As an independent NGO headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands, INSO serves as the safety coordination and advisory body to the NGO community. They provide daily support to over 1,000 registered organizations working in high-risk contexts. Alongside the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA), INSO plays a significant role in the humanitarian coordination architecture.

INSO operates primarily in West, Central, and East Africa, as well as the Middle East. More than 90% of their staff are from the respective countries they work in, guided and supported by small teams of international experts. With a strong focus on fieldwork and a commitment to local expertise, INSO's impact on the safety of humanitarian operations is extensive.

To learn more about INSO's work and explore job opportunities, visit their website