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Risk and accountability initiative

… Risk and accountability initiative … The risk and accountability initiative uses design thinking to explore new … is set out in a Design Challenges document. … The risk and accountability initiative uses design thinking to explore new …

MAAP - A path forward for accountability

… MAAP - A path forward for accountability … The decisions and actions of humanitarian … the opportunities and challenges of a Mechanism for Accountability to Affected Populations that was trialled by … the opportunities and challenges of a Mechanism for Accountability to Affected Populations that was trialled by …

Ensuring accountability to communities in rapid response

… Ensuring accountability to communities in rapid response … Start … Fairley discusses a study into the Start Fund and accountability. She finds the study reports on tangible … Fairley discusses a study into the Start Fund and accountability. She finds the study reports on tangible …

ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS 2021

… and learning around community leadership, solutions, and accountability. Resources - We made resources more easily …

Rethinking Accountability to Affected People

… Rethinking Accountability to Affected People … Currently endorsed definitions of accountability to affected people continue to reinforce and … hold power over crisis affected people... … Rethinking Accountability to Affected People …

ACCOUNTABILITY, TRANSPARENCY AND PARTICIPATION

A new series of technical discussion papers by the Start Network, the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies explores how evolving disaster risk financing (DRF) approaches could be a game changer in acting earlier, quicker and more effectively to predictable humanitarian crises.   The papers are attempting to redefine how DRF meets humanitarian objectives. Building on the practical experience of the Start Network and IFRC the papers call for a move from the traditional DRF sovereign approach to a more human-impact driven approach to risk financing, identifying the financial and operational needs from the ground up; an ‘impact before instruments approach.’   Each paper explores the need for such a renewed approach whilst identifying some of the technical challenges and posing solutions to make disaster risk financing work most effectively in the humanitarian context.  The aim is to ignite dialogue and build collaboration around key technical challenges whilst highlighting some key solutions to unlock the potential of DRF for humanitarian action.

Accountability to Affected Populations in Disaster Risk Financing

Accountability to Affected Populations in Disaster Risk … explores the new opportunities and challenges for ensuring accountability to affected populations related to disaster … issues and challenges that DRF programming can present for accountability, and steps which can be taken to address …

Start Fund: Learning from Accountability to Crisis-Affected Communities

… Start Fund: Learning from Accountability to Crisis-Affected Communities … The study uses the Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS) as a lens to review the extent to which … study uses the Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality and Accountability (CHS) as a lens to review the extent to which …