Available courses

Monitoring Foundations

We are pleased to inform you that WFP is providing to all its partner staff a free e-learning course on Monitoring Foundations.

Anyone who is interested in learning more about monitoring is welcome to complete the Monitoring Foundations course. The course will support staff’s understanding of how monitoring for WFP’s programmes is done. This knowledge will help partner staff in supporting WFP’s activities, and partners can also apply it when monitoring their own programmes.

The course is available in English, French, Arabic and Spanish. The duration is 10 hours, but the platform will save staff’s completion so they can complete it in smaller parts.

In order to access the portal, partners should self-register via the following  LINK.  (Please note that this link is only for external users)


Investigating Allegations of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

UNHCR has developed this e-learning course to help partners enhance their skills in investigating allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse against beneficiaries of humanitarian assistance. The e-learning course is one of the deliverables of the UN High Commissioner for Refugee´s IASC Championship on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse and Sexual Harassment (September 2019 – December 2020), and closely aligns with his commitment to support partners and working jointly to enhance capacity and accountability. UNHCR initiated this project as a response to specific requests from its partners to support the strengthening of their capacity to conduct high quality investigations of allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse. It is based on commonly used principles and standards for administrative investigations within the UN system, as well as UNHCR´s training programme on investigation for partners. Some aspects of the process may have to be modified to reflect a specific organization´s internal policies and procedures, as well as local laws and regulations.

Fraud Awareness Basic

The Fraud Awareness Basic course is aimed at representatives and staff members of UN agencies, civil society organizations, government agencies and any other organizations involved in delivering humanitarian and development aid. The objective of the course is to provide attendees with the skills to understand the most common types of fraud, spot signs and red flags, and make the right decisions throughout their day-to-day work. 

The course is available in English, Arabic, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Bengali, Hindi and Balkans.

IASC Learning Package on Protection from Sexual Misconduct for UN partner organizations

‘Saying No to Sexual Misconduct’ is an interactive and innovative learning package that aims to raise awareness among IASC partner staff and ensure they have the skills and tools to define, detect and respond to sexual misconduct.