For NGOs & field teams
Deploy responsibly.
Protect your people.
Humanitarian, conservation and field-research organisations carry a duty of care to the people they send into remote environments. We prepare teams to deploy into tropical rainforest with the competence, routines and judgement that duty of care demands.
The problem we solve
Field teams are often selected for their expertise, not their readiness for the environment. Avoidable illness, poor camp discipline and unclear escalation turn manageable deployments into incidents.
What preparation focuses on
Built around how you actually work in the field.
- —Movement and navigation in dense tropical terrain
- —Camp systems that protect rest, hygiene and recovery
- —Water, food and hygiene discipline over long deployments
- —Preventing and recognising common tropical health problems
- —Medical escalation and communications planning
- —Team leadership and decision-making under field pressure
- —Working with local permissions, liaison and communities
- —Conservative, defensible safety boundaries
The outcome
A field team that meets its duty of care, sustains itself over time, and returns having completed the work it was sent to do.