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What is it about

One of the core functions of the coordination platform is to “inform HC/HCT’s strategic decisions”, by providing them a clear analysis and prioritization of WASH humanitarian needs. The WASH coordination platform will first set  To achieve this function, the coordination platform should:

  • Understand the contribution of WASH sector to the intersectoral needs assessment process. Clusters/sectors assessment processes are guided by and must contribute to the response’s intersectoral assessment process, usually called Humanitarian Needs Overview in protracted / slow emergency, or Flash Appeal in sudden on-set crisis.
  • Set up an assessment strategy
and develop a list of
  • to define the information needs and make necessary arrangements to gather required data
  • Develop core indicators to
define the type of data required and
  • harmonize the way WASH assessment data is collected
. The assessment strategy relies on two main sources of data that need to be gathered and analyzed throughout the HPC: secondary data (i.e.
  • and make the link with the response monitoring system
  • Implement a secondary data review (SDR) to collate and consolidate data collected by actors such as national governments, development organizations
,
  • or other clusters
, etc.) and primary data (i.e. data collected by or for the coordination platform itself)
  • .
  • Coordinate or lead WASH primary data collection and analyses to address gaps identified by the SDR through multi-sectorial or WASH-specific assessments, implemented by assessment-specialized organizations or WASH partners
  • Estimate WASH People in Need (PIN) and implement a WASH severity mapping. The data analysis must lead to an estimation of WASH PIN figures and a WASH severity mapping, to identify and prioritize the people in need of WASH support.


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What is the objective

  • Ensure the WASH multisector humanitarian response is based on evidence to optimize available resourcesbuilt on solid WASH evidences


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titleGWC Minimum Requirements for coordination
  • Standard WASH indicators have been agreed by cluster/sector partners and have been integrated into various multi-sector data collection initiatives (DTM, CCCM tracking, SMART Surveys).
  • There is a cluster/sector mechanism or protocol in place to collect assessment data from partners.
  • Analysis highlighting geographic or programmatic gaps is regularly updated, easily accessible, and discussed during coordination meetings.

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