NEWS
Overseas launch for the All In Diary
The European Community Humanitarian Office (ECHO) has approved funding to launch the All In Diary in an existing complex emergency.
This will involve contextualising, printing and distributing the All In Diary in a specific country, drawing on local resources and contacts. This exercise will simulate what would be needed in a rapid onset emergency.
Selection of the country for this launch is yet to be decided, but we will keep you informed!
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Are you looking for diary pages?
Evaluation of the All In Diary in 2008 highlighted that individual users have very different preferences for the layout and use of diary, personal organiser and planning tools.
With this in mind, we did not produce standard diary pages for download in 2009. Instead, we leave the choice up to you.
Follow this link for guidelines on where to access diary, planner and calendar making tools so that you can design and download your own.
Download the
complete
All In Diary pages
(1.4 MB file)
This website offers free downloadable versions of each of the pages from the All In Diary, and up-to-date links to recommended practical resources.
is designed for use in disaster situations, and is specifically aimed at field based humanitarian workers in international and local NGOs.
It aims to improve the quality and appropriateness of relief work.

The All In Diary
- offers a comprehensive, single source of the most up-to-date humanitarian information and resources
- is relevant to all those involved in emergencies: international, national and local humanitarian workers
- presents un-biased cross sector information from a wide variety of sources
- focuses on distribution at the onset of a disaster providing information where and when it is needed.
Information Pages
- all files can be viewed with Acrobat Reader (click to download the latest version). If you have an older version (earlier than Acrobat Reader 6) you may not be able to open and download all files.
- for instructions and guidance on downloading and copyright, click here. If you have any difficulties, please notify us at info@allindiary.org
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Humanitarian Principles
Sources of humanitarian principles
Humanitarian law
Code of Conduct
The Sphere Project
People In Aid Code of Good Practice
Humanitarian accountability
United Nations role in humanitarian action
Conflict sensitivity
Protecting those at risk
All Humanitarian Principles information pages,
without attachments, in one file
Disaster preparedness and response
Understanding disasters
Disaster management
Building disaster preparedness
The Cluster approach
Refugees and IDPs
Targeting aid
Managing security
Organising logistics
Sphere: water,sanitation,hygiene
Hygiene Promotion - NEW!
Sphere: food security, nutrition, food aid
Sphere: shelter, settlement, non-food items
Sphere: health services
Thinking about the environment
Planning settlements
Livelihoods and making a living
Providing psychosocial support
Mapping and GIS - NEW!
Climate change - NEW!
All Disaster preparedness and response pages,
without attachments, in one file
Managing Projects
Managing a project
Undertaking assessments
Raising funds
Monitoring and evaluation
Managing finances
Writing reports
All Managing Projects information pages,
without attachments, in one file
Working with Communities
Working with different cultures
Getting people involved
Developing partnerships
Working with children
Taking Gender into Account - NEW!
Addressing HIV and AIDS - NEW!
Effective meetings
Multi-language meetings
Facilitation and running workshops
Using multi-media resources
All Working with Communities information pages,
without attachments, in one file
Managing People
Recruiting and selecting staff
Briefing and handover
Personal security
Staying healthy and managing stress
Learning and professional development
All Managing People information pages,
without attachments, in one file
TRANSLATED VERSIONS
- Tamil translation of the information pages
- Sinhala translation of the information pages