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Unrelenting monsoon rains across Pakistan — the worst in a decade — resulted in widespread flooding and landslides between June and August 2022. The flash floods killed more than 1,700 people, destroyed 2.9 million homes and left 20.6 million people in need. The flooding significantly damaged infrastructure, affected 33 million people and ...
12 de mar. de 2020 · Attachments. Download Report (PDF | 288.23 KB); This guide is designed to help you understand the humanitarian cluster approach. It gives an overview of what it is and why your organization should ...
Cluster/Sector leads and OCHA at the country level should aim to ensure that information management (IM) activities support national information systems, standards, build local capacities and maintain appropriate links with relevant Government, State and local authorities. Cluster/Sector leads and OCHA should thus seek to
OCHA/Giles Clarke. The people of Haiti have faced a multitude of challenges over the years, encompassing political, social and economic issues, further exacerbated by recurring natural disasters. Lawlessness gang violence have cast a shadow over all aspects of everyday life, particularly in the capital Port-au-Prince, Artibonite and beyond.
OCHA/Alioune Ndiaye. Conflict and insecurity continue to be significant drivers of people's needs in South Sudan. Sub-national and intercommunal violence, crime, and impunity resulted in widespread displacement and hindered access to vital services. The people of South Sudan, especially women and children, experience a severe protection crisis.
8 de abr. de 2011 · The cluster approach was introduced by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in 2005, following the Humanitarian Response Review. It aims at improving the coordination of international humanitarian aid actions. The main goals are to concentrate resources and to ensure that gaps in humanitarian efforts at ...
A concerted effort has gone into improving data collection and analysis to inform the humanitarian programme cycle. The Multi-Cluster Location Assessment (MCLA) is one of the tools designed to enhance evidence-based humanitarian prioritization and resource allocation in the context of high needs and scarce resources.
