Previous H2H Fund activations

Support analysis of humanitarian needs resulting from the crisis in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

IHP will equip humanitarian actors in Gaza and the West Bank with donated medical supplies, enabling doctors and medical staff at local health facilities to provide approximately 16,600 people with high-quality care.

Provide a Senior National Community Engagement and Accountability Coordinator as surge support to the humanitarian response for refugees in Sudan.

Provide on-demand analytical products and needs assessment through a methodology based on both secondary and remote primary data collection where information gaps are identified.

Provide information management services to organizations conducting assessments in Tigray (support for data collection, data management and visualization).

The services are freely available for humanitarian responders active in Tigray (OCHA, clusters, local, national and international NGOs).

Conduct a rapid assessment to identify language barriers and needs to inform the refugee response in Sudan; Support partners’ assessments on language and communication preferences in the affected region to inform multilateral processes across the response.

Support Complaints and Feedback Mechanisms; Provide language training and guidance on data collection and accountability for staff to help improve referral and registration processes; Develop a glossary of key terms in relevant languages to support communication with affected people on both sides of the border.

Support analysis of humanitarian needs resulting from the conflict in Northern Ethiopia.

Survey of surveys database; Joint rapid needs assessment tool; Rapid needs assessment on spontaneous arrivals and host populations of Syunik.

Detailed update of the

ACAPS short note, originally published on 11 October 2020, available by early December.

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.

Community engagement mapping and gap analysis; community engagement coordination

Perception surveying to assess community perspectives of the response and guide programming

Field reporting and interviews with local actors and affected communities

In-country training on humanitarian standards

Set up of an information and analysis unit​ in coordination with UN OCHA

Electronic medical records system for Ebola treatment centres.

Analysis and operational security information on attacks on healthcare centres and workers including monthly security news briefs.

Collection and response to rumours concerns and other community issues through channels trusted by the community.

Field reporting and interviews with local actors and affected communities; analysis of the humanitarian response and the local perspective.

Local language support for community engagement and data collection activities.