What does CHLI do?
CHLI serves as a one-stop shop for innovative humanitarian learning solutions and services to individuals and institutions working in humanitarian contexts including local government units (LGUs), national government agencies, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and cooperatives, civil society organizations (CSOs), academic institutions, humanitarian learning providers, among others.
How was CHLI founded?
The Humanitarian Leadership Academy (HLA), an international humanitarian capacity-building and social enterprise institution based in the United Kingdom, launched its Philippines Academy Center (PAC) in late 2015. PAC was the first of 10 academy centers that were to be established in different countries. By the middle of 2018, however, HLA decided to change its global operating model by shifting to an affiliation model instead of maintaining its academy centers. The Caucus of Development NGO Networks (CODE-NGO) was then chosen to become its sole affiliate in the Philippines.
After HLA and CODE-NGO entered into an affiliation agreement in November 2018, the latter created the Center for Humanitarian Learning and Innovation (CHLI) to become HLA’s affiliate center in the Philippines. CHLI was launched in December 2018 with the former PAC’s Center Director and the Head of Learning Solutions becoming part of its core staffing. CHLI’s main mandate is to take on the work of the former Philippines Academy Center and to continue to promote HLA’s services and other initiatives within and outside the country.
What are the services that CHLI provides?
CHLI helps organizations in the design, development and delivery of customized learning solutions tailored to their specific needs. These may include the development of interactive and self-paced e-Learning modules that can be made accessible to learners through CHLI’s digital learning portal within Kaya, HLA’s global e-learning platform.
Services Offered
- e-Learning design and development
- Digitization (conversion of existing training packages into e-Learning modules)
- Training design and delivery (including issuance of digital badges to learners via HPass)
- Consulting services
- Provision of free access to humanitarian e-Learning courses via Kaya
- Creation of digital learning spaces/portals in Kaya
To learn more about the services we provide, please visit https://chli.asia/services-products/
Aside from the free e-Learning courses, what other Kaya products do you offer to organizations?
The following Kaya products can be made available to organizations looking for a platform for creating and sharing learning opportunities with their staff, volunteers, partners, beneficiaries/clients or the wider sector.
- Kaya Curate – curate existing courses on Kaya for your learners
- Kaya Create – create or upload your own course into Kaya
- Kaya Share – a branded space on Kaya to create and share courses publicly
- Kaya Prepare – a branded space on Kaya to create and share courses within your organization
To learn more about these products, go to https://www.humanitarianleadershipacademy.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Academy-Kaya-Portals-leaflet-FINAL-LR.pdf
Who are some of your previous or current partners and clients?
We ensure the best solutions are provided for our partners which include local government units (LGU), micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and cooperatives, civil society organizations (CSOs), academic institutions, and learning providers, among others.
Some of our previous and current partners include:
- Save the Children Philippines
- St. Luke’s Medical Center College of Medicine
- Museo Bayanihan
- Educo Philippines
- Cooperative Development Authority (CDA)
- CLIMBS Institute of Management (CIM)
- National Confederation of Cooperatives (NATCCO)
- Model Cooperative Network (MCN)
- Union of Enterprising Cooperatives (UNECO)
- Business Continuity Managers Association of the Philippines (BCMAP)
- Cebu Provincial Government
- Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) – Region 4A
- Aboitiz Foundation
- Zuellig Family Foundation
What are the benefits of being a client of CHLI?
CHLI customizes its training contents and designs to be more relevant to their intended audiences. With CHLI’s local presence and being part of a global network, CHLI has the advantage of bringing together local and global perspectives into its work. With its e-Learning portal, CHLI enjoys the flexibility of delivering learning either face-to-face, on-line and blended formats. CHLI also engages technical experts, practitioners and subject matter experts in its training and consultancy work.
My team would like to partner with CHLI, who do I connect to?
If you would like to connect with us, you may send us an email at dwana@code-ngo.org
Are you open to volunteers?
Yes! If you would like to gain more experience in developing e-learning tools, please send your letter of intent and resume to Dong Wana at dwana@code-ngo.org
I have questions not included in the FAQ.
Please send your questions to dwana@code-ngo.org
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