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Title: CAP Basics and Current Issues Andre Griekspoor Emergency and Humanitarian Action Department World Health Organisation, Geneva


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CAP Basics and Current IssuesAndre
GriekspoorEmergency and Humanitarian Action
DepartmentWorld Health Organisation, Geneva
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CAP Basics and Current Issues
  • Session Objectives
  • Describe evolution of the CAP
  • From fund raising tool to a strategic planning
    tool
  • Common Humanitarian Action Plan
  • Different fundraising tools
  • Different stakeholder
  • How to use to your advantage?

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GA Resolution 46/182, December 1991
  • Strengthening the coordination of humanitarian
    emergency assistance of the United Nations by
  • Creation of Emergency Relief Coordinator
  • Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC)
  • Consolidated Appeal
  • Central Emergency Revolving Fund

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Definition of the CAP (1994)
  • a programming process through which national,
    regional and international relief systems .....
    are able to mobilize and respond to selective
    major or complex emergencies that require a
    system-wide response to humanitarian crisis
  • 1994 IASC Approved Guidelines on the CAP

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Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP)
  • In case of a major or complex emergency
  • inclusive, coordinated programme cycle
  • strategic planning
  • resource mobilisation
  • coordinated implementation
  • joint monitoring and evaluation
  • reporting on results.

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Processes and stakeholders
  • CHAP
  • Situation report
  • Flash Appeal
  • Consolidated Appeal

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Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP) (1997)
  • Inclusive
  • Comprehensive
  • Consensus on key problems, scenarios and
    priorities
  • Agreed goals and objectives
  • Common response planning

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The Montreux Process (2000-2002)
  • The Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP)
    should be the main tool of humanitarian
    co-ordination.
  • 2nd Montreux Donors Retreat, March, 2001

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Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP) (1997)
  • The Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP) will
    be the foundation for joint fundraising
    mechanisms
  • The Flash Appeal
  • The Consolidated Appeal

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Situation Report
  • Within 48 hrs
  • Information
  • International attention
  • Support resource mobilisation
  • Rough estimate resources needed
  • for Government, UN and others

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Flash Appeal
  • Within 2-4 weeks
  • Fundraising 3-6 months
  • More in-depth information
  • Coordinated response
  • CHAP and projects
  • Funding for IASC Country Team

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Consolidated Appeal
  • Within 3-6 months
  • Fundraising up to 12 months
  • More in-depth analysis
  • Coordinated response
  • CHAP and projects
  • Funding for IASC Country Team

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  • In case of weak government
  • The government of affected country should be
    consulted as required.
  • In case of strong government
  • Limited relevance?

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CAP Contributions as of Total Humanitarian
Assistance
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Two Largest Appeals vs the Remaining CAPs
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Donor Continuum - Utilization of CAP for Funding
Decisions
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CAP conclusions
  • CHAP
  • good tools for analysis and planning
  • potential for coordinated response
  • Situation report mobilise support
  • FA and CA IASC Country Team
  • Most funding outside these processes
  • Develop relationship with key-donors

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