To enable all organizations involved in the response to monitor, evaluate and review the impact and relevance of their programmes and objectives on the basis of sound information. What needs to be done? To produce HNOs, agencies and organisations involved in the response need to: Select indicators for measuring humanitarian and protection needs. Agree parameters for collecting, analysing and sharing information. Involve affected populations in identifying and understanding their needs. Identify and resolve information gaps. Collect and analyse information. Disseminate the outcomes of the HNO and apply them to policy and programming. Who does what? HNOs are initiated by the HC and HCT and may be initiated by national authorities. Every organization involved in a response should participate in collection of data for HNOs, and apply HNO findings to their policies and programmes. Who is the audience? The HC and HCT. Humanitarian agencies and organisations involved in the response Government, local authorities and national actors. IASC, headquarters staff and international organizations. Donors. People affected by the crisis, including vulnerable groups and individuals. Guidance Consult for additional guidance on: (Template and Guidance). (Guidance package). The . The . Assessment Registry Template. . . The OCHA Coordinated Assessment Support Section may be contacted at or STRATEGIC RESPONSE PLAN When The Strategic Response Plan is completed on the basis of an in-depth needs analysis, based on a sectoral assessment and a review of secondary data. (See Needs Assessment.)
To enable all organizations involved in the response to monitor, evaluate and review the impact and relevance of their programmes and objectives on the basis of sound information. What needs to be done? To produce HNOs, agencies and organisations involved in the response need to: Select indicators for measuring humanitarian and protection needs. Agree parameters for collecting, analysing and sharing information. Involve affected populations in identifying and understanding their needs. Identify and resolve information gaps. Collect and analyse information. Disseminate the outcomes of the HNO and apply them to policy and programming. Who does what? HNOs are initiated by the HC and HCT and may be initiated by national authorities. Every organization involved in a response should participate in collection of data for HNOs, and apply HNO findings to their policies and programmes. Who is the audience? The HC and HCT. Humanitarian agencies and organisations involved in the response Government, local authorities and national actors. IASC, headquarters staff and international organizations. Donors. People affected by the crisis, including vulnerable groups and individuals. Guidance Consult for additional guidance on: (Template and Guidance). (Guidance package). The . The . Assessment Registry Template. . . The OCHA Coordinated Assessment Support Section may be contacted at or STRATEGIC RESPONSE PLAN When The Strategic Response Plan is completed on the basis of an in-depth needs analysis, based on a sectoral assessment and a review of secondary data. (See Needs Assessment.)
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