Activations

Providing operational agencies working in response to the recent earthquake with actionable recommendations based on feedback from the affected population. Focusing on the most hit areas of Nippes, Sud, and Grand Anse, GTS will seek both quantitative and qualitative feedback from affected people in the region to enable responders to be accountable to the communities they seek to serve.

Embedding the Haiti earthquake emergency response into existing systems for community dialogue and communication to enhance accountability.

Independent reporting that informs response measures to the recent earthquake and overlapping crises in Haiti and represents diverse local voices in assessing need and response, communicating on-the-ground initiatives and needs to Haitian and international audiences.

Strengthening local response capacity in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake, RedR UK will provide training to improve the effectiveness of the response, ensuring the most vulnerable can access life-saving assistance, as well as increasing resilience.

Providing aid-sector tailored predictive situation analysis to support aid agencies’ strategic security decision-making on operations in Haiti and enable better access to beneficiaries. The information will be publicly available on various platforms such as Reliefweb, the Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX) website and the Insecurity Insight and H2H Network websites.

HOT will crowdsource strategic open data sets to improve Haitian’s ability to respond to the 7.2 Earthquake there by increasing their community resilience and wellbeing. Supported by HOT’s activities, the local operational partner, COSMHANNE will leverage its volunteer capacity to collect data, map affected areas, and enhance remote mapping by incorporating local knowledge.

Responding to the urgent need of service providers and working groups requiring support for better community engagement and accountability (CEA) coordination in Sudan’s Tigray refugee response. Enhancing coordination efforts in CEA and providing community engagement training with a common set of tools for all refugee response actors.

Working with the Nutrition Information Working Group (NIWG) to produce high quality nutrition data and build the capacity of partners to assess the nutrition situation in the Tigray region of Ethiopia.

Supporting data sharing and analysis of security incidents from partner agencies active in Ethiopia. Making insights available for the whole aid sector in the form of situation analysis and direct access to data.

Provide global and context specific analysis to guide the scale-up and reorientation of humanitarian action in response to the pandemic

Improve the impact and quality of the Covid-19 response by answering humanitarian agencies’ needs in terms of adapting their IM and M and E activities

Library of collated, summarized and up-to-date research on the effectiveness of interventions to treat, manage and mitigate the impact of the pandemic.

Match unmet data needs from government and NGOs with local experts and supporting the design and execution of targeted data collection efforts.

Provide geospatial, data and IM support to those agencies who are key to effective Covid-19 response among the world's most vulnerable communities.

Keeping ahead of the Covid-19 impact curve in ongoing and emerging disasters using adaptive communication and community engagement approaches.

Access to vital information about the pandemic.

Perceptions of a pandemic: Strengthening the quality and relevance of the Covid-19 global response through community input.

Media coverage of the impact of and response to the Covid-19 pandemic in crisis zones.

Mentor and coach local NGOs: Capacity building for organizational  adjustment and Covid-19 response.

Remote online facilitated training.

Build the capacity of humanitarian actors on relevant humanitarian standards for the Covid-19 response.

Monitor Covid-19 related aid security events to help aid agencies adjust their security risk strategies and to highlight the specific risks faced by mainly local health workers.

Optimize the efficiency of the humanitarian supply chain.

Increase access to improved WASH facilities and information on safe WASH practices, including Covid-19 prevention.

Provision of life-saving information ranging from shelter, food and water and protection issues around Covid-19.

Data collection, base map data, daily updates (supporting all IM officers and OCHA IM team).

Independent and daily situation analysis for entire response, daily briefing notes on needs.

Coordination across response (in cooperation with OCHA), CE assessment, language support (focus on local languages).

Detailed analysis of logistics vulnerabilities; access opening in Beira; rubble management (in cooperation with logistics cluster and World Food Programme).