To raise awareness about humanitarian law.

To train individuals to apply humanitarian law in practice.

To promote compliance with humanitarian law.

All of the above.

Governments

International organizations

Non-governmental organizations

All of the above

Military personnel

Law enforcement officials

Humanitarian aid workers

All of the above

The principles of humanitarian law

The rules of humanitarian law

The application of humanitarian law in specific contexts

All of the above

Lack of resources

Lack of political will

Lack of awareness about humanitarian law

All of the above

Increased compliance with humanitarian law

Reduced suffering in armed conflict

Improved protection for vulnerable populations

All of the above

The ICRC is the leading provider of education and training in humanitarian law.

The ICRC develops and disseminates educational materials on humanitarian law.

The ICRC provides training to military personnel, law enforcement officials, and humanitarian aid workers.

All of the above

National Red Cross and Red Crescent societies provide education and training to their own staff and volunteers.

National Red Cross and Red Crescent societies collaborate with other organizations to provide education and training in humanitarian law.

National Red Cross and Red Crescent societies advocate for the inclusion of humanitarian law in school curricula.

All of the above

Governments are responsible for ensuring that their military personnel and law enforcement officials receive training in humanitarian law.

Governments can incorporate humanitarian law into school curricula.

Governments can support the work of organizations that provide education and training in humanitarian law.

All of the above

International organizations can develop and disseminate educational materials on humanitarian law.

International organizations can provide training to military personnel, law enforcement officials, and humanitarian aid workers.

International organizations can advocate for the inclusion of humanitarian law in school curricula.

All of the above

NGOs can provide education and training to their own staff and volunteers.

NGOs can collaborate with other organizations to provide education and training in humanitarian law.

NGOs can advocate for the inclusion of humanitarian law in school curricula.

All of the above

Lack of data

Lack of standardized methods for assessment

Lack of resources for assessment

All of the above

Develop better data collection and assessment methods

Increase resources for education and training

Strengthen collaboration between different stakeholders

All of the above

Education and training in humanitarian law will become increasingly important in the face of new challenges.

New technologies will be used to deliver education and training in humanitarian law more effectively.

Collaboration between different stakeholders will become even more important in the future.

All of the above

Learn more about humanitarian law yourself.

Encourage others to learn about humanitarian law.

Support organizations that provide education and training in humanitarian law.

All of the above