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- Priority zones on which efforts of the partners and funding should be focused, based on life saving criteria. For instance, IDP camps at risk of cholera outbreak could be prioritized over other IDP camps.
- Priority population group. In the same way, decision can be taken to prioritize a specific group, because they present a specific vulnerability (ex: IDP, versus host population) or suffer from discrimination. This process should be taken carefully, as it could be considered as not being impartial.
- Priority activities. For instance, water trucking is often considered as a priority activity over hand dug well rehabilitation.
This prioritization is usually sometimes presented in the HRP as a funding prioritization matrix. In the same way as for the needs prioritization, when there are too many zone zones or parameter parameters to be considered, analytical methods and tools such as INFORM (http://www.inform-index.org/About-us) or 1000Minds can be used.
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