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. To achieve this function, the coordination platform should:

Set up the WASH sector assessment and analysis strategy in line with the intersectoral needs assessment process led by OCHA, to define the information needs, make necessary arrangements to gather required data and plan the type and level of relevant analysis
Develop core indicators to harmonize the way WASH assessment data is collected 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.
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
Contribute to the inter-sectorial needs analysis: The WASH coordination platform, along with the other sectors, should analyze assessment data to identify and prioritize the people in need of WASH support.

What is the objective

Ensure the multisector humanitarian response is built on solid WASH evidences

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GWC 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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