(through a new “Crisis Hub”), including hyperlinks to Ministerial press releases, funding commitments, activities and partners. Over time, it will draw on data from the new DFAT/MFAT humanitarian M&E framework and Relief Tracker, which will enable DFAT to post information and imagery on Australia’s response. (b) encouraging and AGREE DFAT considers HPD will place AHP supporting implementing the sharing of particular emphasis on agreement will partners to improve reports by ensuring reporting by come into accountability to national implementing Australian NGOs is effect in 2017 governments by partners with timely, concise and providing timely, concise national shared with donors reports. governments to be and national a core operating governments alike principle. We will when finalising the continue to M&E framework and encourage and reporting support this arrangements for the practice, with a new AHP. The particular focus on AHP ensuring reporting support unit is is timely and expected to provide a concise. key asset for this. DFAT will use existing forums, such as the Pacific Humanitarian Partnership and FRANZ, to encourage all humanitarian partners to share timely, concise reporting with national governments. The importance of continuous feedback loops will be stressed
(through a new “Crisis Hub”), including hyperlinks to Ministerial press releases, funding commitments, activities and partners. Over time, it will draw on data from the new DFAT/MFAT humanitarian M&E framework and Relief Tracker, which will enable DFAT to post information and imagery on Australia’s response. (b) encouraging and supporting implementing partners to improve accountability to national governments by providing timely, concise reports. AGREE DFAT considers the sharing of reports by implementing partners with national governments to be a core operating principle. We will continue to encourage and support this practice, with a particular focus on ensuring reporting is timely and concise. HPD will place particular emphasis on ensuring reporting by Australian NGOs is timely, concise and shared with donors and national governments alike when finalising the M&E framework and reporting arrangements for the new AHP. The AHP support unit is expected to provide a key asset for this. DFAT will use existing forums, such as the Pacific Humanitarian Partnership and FRANZ, to encourage all humanitarian partners to share timely, concise reporting with national governments. The importance of continuous feedback loops will be stressed AHP agreement will come into effect in 2017
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