After many years of positive partnership with its host organisation Vetwork UK, the Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards project (LEGS) is now an independent entity. LEGS was registered as a…
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The LEGS Project has been awarded a grant from OFDA to conduct operational research to identify and test alternative program models for the application of LEGS standards while complying with…
LEGS will be taking part in a webinar that will focus on the importance of standards in humanitarian aid and longer-term development. As practical examples of the structure and use…
Women play a key role in livestock production and management throughout the world. Natural disasters affect men and women differently and a thorough understanding of gender roles, responsibilities and power…
The LEGS Project has been awarded a grant from OFDA to conduct operational research to identify and test alternative program models for the application of LEGS standards while complying with…
On January 22 and 23 2018, 13 staff and board members from the VSF-Suisse head office in Bern, Switzerland participated in one and a half days of LEGS training and…
Dr. Julius Kajume is one of the first LEGS Trainers having graduated from the very first LEGS Training of Trainers course, which took place in Addis Ababa in May 2010….
The LEGS Project is on Twitter The LEGS project is excited to announce that it joined Twitter in January 2018 in its continued effort to evolve, remain engaging and more…
The new Humanitarian Standards Partnership app (HSPapp) provides the humanitarian sector’s flagship standards and guidance in a single, free-of-charge app. Designed for field practitioners providing humanitarian aid in disaster and conflict situations,…
New LEGS Videos Now Available The LEGS Project has produced two new videos: “Ten Things You Should Know About LEGS” — a five-minute audio-visual production that provides a summary of…