Advocacy and resource mobilisation - OneResponse
Advocacy and resource mobilisation - OneResponse
Advocacy and resource mobilisation - OneResponse
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� life-saving impact<br />
� numbers of people assisted<br />
� availability of <strong>resource</strong>s (including funding) required<br />
� identification of <strong>and</strong> assistance to priority vulnerable groups or locations<br />
� complementarities between projects <strong>and</strong> clusters<br />
� cost (cost-effectiveness)<br />
� contribution to early recovery <strong>and</strong> emergency preparedness.<br />
The HCT is also guided by the outcomes of joint or cluster-specific rapid<br />
assessment findings, the Flash Appeal timeline, <strong>and</strong> an indication of the available<br />
funding, <strong>and</strong> is responsible for drafting the response plan section of the Flash<br />
Appeal document, incorporating the selected projects.<br />
8.2.4 The Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) 53<br />
The CAP is a tool developed by<br />
OCHA to enable humanitarian<br />
organisations to jointly plan,<br />
coordinate, implement <strong>and</strong> monitor<br />
their response to emergencies.<br />
Through facilitating collaborative<br />
appeals, it reduces the risk of<br />
agencies competing for funds. In<br />
complex emergency situations, the<br />
CAP may be prepared on an annual<br />
basis.<br />
The CAP provides a snapshot of the<br />
emergency situation <strong>and</strong> sectoral<br />
response plans, <strong>and</strong> is an inclusive<br />
<strong>and</strong> coordinated programme cycle<br />
of:<br />
� strategic planning, leading to a<br />
Common Humanitarian Action<br />
Plan (CHAP)<br />
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Consolidated Appeals Process<br />
� a longer-term planning process<br />
(12 months)<br />
� often used in conflict situations<br />
� managed by the HC/RC<br />
� basis for the Common<br />
Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP)<br />
� <strong>resource</strong>s mobilised through<br />
Flash or Consolidated Appeal<br />
� important to list all cluster<br />
projects in a CAP – even those<br />
funded by other bilateral <strong>and</strong><br />
multilateral donors<br />
� UN agencies, International<br />
Federation of Red Cross <strong>and</strong> Red<br />
Crescent Societies (IFRC) <strong>and</strong><br />
NGOs may submit projects.<br />
� <strong>resource</strong> <strong>mobilisation</strong>, leading to a Consolidated Appeal or a Flash Appeal (in<br />
the event of natural disaster or a sudden deterioration in the emergency<br />
situation)<br />
� coordinated programme implementation<br />
� joint monitoring <strong>and</strong> evaluation<br />
� revision, if necessary<br />
� reporting on results.<br />
53 Section adapted from OCHA (2009) Revised Guidelines for Flash Appeals