Completed VIVID:T Project
In a nutshell, VIVID:T project’s main aim is to create a global community of practice working towards disability inclusion in humanitarian action and volunteering.
In a nutshell, VIVID:T (Technical Assistance in Humanitarian Response, Ensuring Valuable International Volunteering and Inclusion of persons with Disabilities) project’s main aim is to create a global community of practice working towards disability inclusion in humanitarian action and volunteering.
Objectives
- Increase the capacity of EU organisations to manage and oversee inclusive humanitarian aid projects,
- Support EU organisations to become certified sending organisations of EU Aid volunteers,
- Run inclusive volunteering programmes and develop a community of practice building capacity in inclusion, humanitarian action and volunteering,
- Share this knowledge with the sector to increase awareness on the topic.
With the above-mention objectives, the project’s ambitions are clear: getting inclusive procedures and systems for all the organisations. Importantly, the project is a model for the EU to support disability inclusive volunteering.
Know the project
Budget
CBM with other partners received the funding from EU Aid Volunteers initiative (EUAV) for technical assistance. The total budget of the project is 737 196 EUR (the EU grant represents 85% of this amount)
Timeframe
The total timeframe of this project is two years, from January 2020 until January 2022.
Partners
The project is implemented with the lead of CBM Ireland and includes:
- Abilis Foundation
- Associazione Solidarieta Paesi Emergenti,
- CBM International
- European Disability Forum (EDF)
- Tearfund Ireland
- Viatores Christi Limited
EDF in the project
We, as an organisation of persons with disabilities (DPOs) would like to ensure that all outputs of the project are fully disability-accessible. EDF will also become certified as a sending organisation to deploy volunteers.
Resources
Deinstitutionalization Package
- Conference – The Beyond Institutional Care: Rethinking How We Care for Vulnerable Children conference
- Session on Deinstitutionalisation: The Effect of Orphanage Volunteering
Inclusive Volunteering Resources
Conference on “Best practices in volunteering” VC partner:
- Session 1. Launch of VIVID Research Report on Online Volunteering: Can online volunteering remove barriers for people with disabilities and others?
- Session 2. The Future of International Volunteering – Inclusive Development and the Localisation
- Session 3. “What will inclusive development and volunteering look like…in 5 years?”
More documents:
- VIVID-T Webinar #3 The Impact of Volunteering- Inclusive Volunteering & Social Entrepreneurship
- VC online Research report
- Guide: Volunteers with disabilities within the new European Solidarity Corps (ESC)
- VIVID 6-day online training: An introduction to Inclusive Humanitarian Action
Digital Accessibility Package
Accesibilty Toolkits:
- Accessible Word Documents
- Accessible PowerPoint presentation
- Accessible social media
- Accessible online event
- Accessible video
- Accessible websites
Accessibility GO! A Guide to Action (Accessible PDF): Mabe by CBM
Inclusive Humanitarian Package
How to include organisations of persons with disabilities in humanitarian action – IASC Video Guidelines
Video available in Arabic, Bangla, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swahili, Russian and Ukrainian.