The All In Diary 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 through:

- increasing awareness of good  humanitarian practice
- providing easy and timely access to relevant information and resources
- facilitating organisational learning and programme continuity



What is it?

The All In Diary consists of:

- a personal organiser with 2008 diary pages and integrated information pages covering the topics in the adjoining column.

- a CD Rom with the information pages and additional resources which are included on this website.
 
- this website which offers free downloadable versions of each of the pages from the All In Diary, and up-to-date links to recommended practical resources.

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Contact us

If you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions
please contact us at info@allindiary.org .

If you would like to talk directly to us, please call:

Linda Richardson
+44 (0) 7980614769
or
Gill Price
+45 (0) 63351040

The All In Diary is a
not-for-profit project. 
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The concept has been devised and developed on a voluntary basis by
Linda Richardson and Gill Price.
 
All funds generated to date have been used to cover the costs of production, distribution and evaluation of the diary. 

No funds have been used for administrative purposes and the on-going development is continuing on a voluntary basis.
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PURCHASING COPIES:
1.  A small number of the All In Diary with CD are available with 2008 diary pages for purchase at a cost of  15 GBP, plus postage and packing (UK 5 GBP; Europe 7 GBP; 12 GBP rest of the world).

2.   Alternatively, the All In Diary - without diary pages - can be purchased at a discounted rate of 7 GBP, plus postage and packing.

3. CD only is available for purchase at a cost of 5 GBP including post and packing.

To receive a copy of the diary or CD, please email info@allindiary.org.

OR
4.  Download for free the information pages and resources in a single pdf file (8,620 KB).


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For sources of up-to-date information on the crises in Myanmar and China, click here.
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Information pages can be viewed by clicking the  titles.

Humanitarian Principles
- Sources of humanitarian
  principles   
- Humanitarian law
- The Code of Conduct 
- The Sphere Project
- People In Aid Code of Good
  Practice
- Humanitarian accountability
- Role of the United Nations
- Conflict sensitivity
- Protecting those at risk
  
Disaster preparedness and response
- Understanding disasters
- Disaster management
- Building disaster preparedness
- UN Cluster approach
- Refugees and IDPs
- Targetting aid
- Managing security
- Organising logistics
- Sphere:water,sanitation,hygiene
- Sphere: shelter, settlement,
  non-food
- Sphere: food security, nutrition,
  food aid
- Sphere: health services
- Thinking about the environment
- Planning settlements 
- Livelihoods and making a living
- Providing psychosocial support 

Managing Projects
- Managing a project
- Undertaking assessments
- Raising funds
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Managing finances
- Writing reports

Working with Communities
- Working with different cultures
- Getting people involved
- Developing partnerships
- Working with children
- Gender and HIV
- Effective meetings
- Multi-language meetings
- Facilitation and running workshops
- Using multi-media resources  

Managing People
- Recruiting and selecting staff
- Briefing and handover
- Personal security
- Staying healthy and managing
  stress
- Learning and professional
  development

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Translations
We are currently exploring ways to get some or all of the information pages translated into local languages - particularly
Burmese
and
Chinese. 
Can you help?

Tamil translation
Thanks to a collaboration with RedR Sri Lanka, the information pages are now available in Tamil.  Sinhala translations will be available soon.