Human Security Collective (HSC) is a foundation based in The Hague working on issues of development, security and the involvement of citizens in their communities and societies. We believe that the idea of Human Security with its focus on people, relationships and human rights provides an organizing frame for action.
Based on the elements of trust-creation, local ownership, empowerment and collective action, we facilitate conversation between civil society, policy shapers and other actors to promote alternative approaches to current security practice.
New report, co-authored by HSC’s Fulco van Deventer and ICCT’s Bibi van Ginkel, examines the rise of anti-institutionalism in the Netherlands, focusing on its impact on municipalities and local governance. The report offers insights into policy responses and prevention strategies.
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How do sanctions impact humanitarian aid? Our latest study delves into the challenges faced by organizations like the Dutch Relief Alliance and provides key recommendations to ensure humanitarian aid reaches those in need.
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HSC engaged with Kenya’s Public Benefit Organisations Regulatory Authority to discuss efforts addressing the country’s FATF grey list status. The workshop focused on developing a risk-based oversight system and self-regulation under the new PBO Bill.
Risky Business is a new podcast series from Human Security Collective exploring the challenges nonprofits face under the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) counter-terrorism financing framework.
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