paragraphs where relevant in the programme sector sections Position Where relevant, discuss if conflict comes out as a major Advocate with UNCT to have a Conflicts: risks in inclusion in CCA emergency risk, UNICEF should advocate conflict analysis as part of CCA, for inter-agency conflict analysis and use and use inter-agency conflict it for conflict analysis exercise. analysis for conflict UNICEF’s UNICEF’s processes UNICEF should discuss with analysis. Disasters: sister agencies on positioning UNICEF Position UNICEF SitAn within the SitAn within the UN Common UN CCA for disasters. system’s Country Assessment (CCA). The objective for action is prioritisation of interventions in the next CPD both as an independent Programme Component Result (PCR) focused on emergency risks as well as with Intermediate Results in a dedicated PCR, and if relevant in other PCRs, as appropriate in the country context. Conclusion: The Use of the SitAn for CPD Formulation The risk-informed SitAn is an analytical tool that can potentially be used by actors working to realize child rights in a given country. It can ensure that all actions taken are well-informed, and in particular, it can ensure that programmes reduce emergency risks for children. The specific objectives for action UNICEF’s will differ based on the level of risk: Low Medium High The objective for action is to The objective for action is to enable The objective for action is to enable understand how emergency risks informed prioritisation of a prioritisation of interventions in could potentially impact on other interventions in key sectors for the the next CPD both as an more significant factors. next CPD. The CPD should have independent Programme The inclusion of emergency risks specific Intermediate Results Component Result focused on consideration into CPD will focused on emergency risks in emergency risks as well as with remain at advocacy level, unless relevant Programme Components Intermediate Results in the the CO decides that the analysis Results dedicated PCR and if relevant in requires them to prioritise the other PCRs, as appropriate in the issue further. country context
paragraphs where relevant in the programme sector sections Position risks in processes Where relevant, discuss inclusion in CCA Conflicts: if conflict comes out as a major emergency risk, UNICEF should advocate for inter-agency conflict analysis and use it for UNICEF’s conflict analysis exercise. Disasters: UNICEF should discuss with sister agencies on positioning UNICEF SitAn within the UN system’s Common Country Assessment (CCA). Advocate with UNCT to have a conflict analysis as part of CCA, and use inter-agency conflict analysis for UNICEF’s conflict analysis. Position UNICEF SitAn within the UN CCA for disasters. The objective for action is prioritisation of interventions in the next CPD both as an independent Programme Component Result (PCR) focused on emergency risks as well as with Intermediate Results in a dedicated PCR, and if relevant in other PCRs, as appropriate in the country context. Conclusion: The Use of the SitAn for CPD Formulation The risk-informed SitAn is an analytical tool that can potentially be used by actors working to realize child rights in a given country. It can ensure that all actions taken are well-informed, and in particular, it can ensure that UNICEF’s programmes reduce emergency risks for children. The specific objectives for action will differ based on the level of risk: Low Medium High The objective for action is to understand how emergency risks could potentially impact on other more significant factors. The inclusion of emergency risks consideration into CPD will remain at advocacy level, unless the CO decides that the analysis requires them to prioritise the issue further. The objective for action is to enable informed prioritisation of interventions in key sectors for the next CPD. The CPD should have specific Intermediate Results focused on emergency risks in relevant Programme Components Results The objective for action is to enable a prioritisation of interventions in the next CPD both as an independent Programme Component Result focused on emergency risks as well as with Intermediate Results in the dedicated PCR and if relevant in other PCRs, as appropriate in the country context
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