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Global Shelter Cluster Meeting Geneva, 8 October 2014 Strategic Aim 1: Support to country level

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Philippines

IFRC

Pacific Region

IFRC

Colombia

IOM

Haiti

IOM

El Salvador

HfH/IFRC

Mali

UNHCR/IOM

Sudan UNHCR

DRC

UNICEF

CAR

UNHCR/ACTED

South Sudan

IOM/World Vision

Somalia UNHCR

Yemen UNHCR

Afghanistan

UNHCR/IOM

Nepal

IFRC

Bangladesh

IFRC/UNDP

Myanmar

UNHCR

Fiji

IFRC

Mozambique

IFRC/UNHABITAT

Palestine

NRC/ACTED

Syria

UNHCR

Kenya

IOM / KRCS

Ethiopia IOM Natural disasters Both Conflict

24 Shelter Clusters or cluster-like

Iraq UNHCR Chad UNHCR/IOM 17 (70%) Represented here today

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Since our last meeting…

• 2 clusters activated: Iraq, Chad
• 1 cluster de-activated: Pakistan
• 3 new L3 emergencies declared:

– Central African Republic – South Sudan – Iraq

• Syria continues as L3
• Philippines continues but not L3

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Country-level shelter clusters

24

clusters or cluster-like

1- 4% UNHCR 10 - 42% IFRC 6- 25% IOM 5- 21% HfH NRC UNICEF

By lead

1 - 4% 1 - 4% Africa 10 - 42% Asia Pacific 7 - 29% MENA 4 - 17% Americas 3- 13%

By region

Conflicts 12 – 50% Natural Disasters 8 – 33% Both 4 - 17

By type

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Strategic Aim 1: Responsive and flexible support to country-level shelter coordination mechanisms.

1.1 A harmonized surge capacity system for shelter coordination. 1.2 A diverse pool of available technical expertise. 1.3 A mechanism to leverage the capacities of the private sector. 1.4 Provision of technical advice for emergency preparedness and contingency planning. 1.5 A coordinated approach to shelter assessments. 1.6 A transparent and inclusive approach to facilitating access to pooled funds 1.7 Available capacity to provide learning support for ongoing shelter responses, by reviewing and defining success, and capturing and sharing innovation and good practice in the field through interagency impact evaluations, reviews, and other learning support options. 1.8 Increased capacity to engage in shelter early recovery activities and a consistent approach to cluster handover and exit strategies. 1.9 Increased engagement with and participation of local and national actors 1.10 A clear and consistent approach to shelter cluster coordination, readily available and kept up-to-date.

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Achievements 2013 & 2014

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Deputy Coordinators

Davide Nicolini GFP UNHCR/SDC Saran Koly GFP UNHCR Neil Bauman (80%) GFP IFRC/CanRC Rafael Mattar-Neri GFP UNHCR Joseph Ashmore (80%) GFP IOM Miguel Urquia Conflict UNHCR Pablo Medina Natural Disasters IFRC

Coordination

Filipa Ferreira Website support UNHCR Vincent Annoni GFP for AME REACH/Impact Initiatives

Assessment M&E Information Management Communication & Advocacy Preparedness & Contingency Planning

Maria Moita Asia Pacific IOM

GSC support team

Marianna Franco Africa ACTED Guillaume Zangl ECHO Grant Manager UNHCR

Grant Management

Esteban Leon Americas (80%) UN-HABITAT Patrick Elliott (50%) Asia Pacific AusRC Ygor Chantefort MENA NRC

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1.1 Harmonized Surge Capacity

• More than 70% of their time supporting

country level clusters

• Support missions:

– 445 days to 14 countries in 2013 – 372 days to 14 countries in 2014

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1.4 Preparedness and Contingency Planning Regional Focal Points

– Asia Pacific: Nepal, Bangladesh, and Mongolia – Americas: Guatemala, Peru, and Jamaica – Africa: Nigeria, Zimbabwe, and Madagascar – MENA/Europe: Lebanon, Ukraine

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1.5 Coordinated approach to Assessments Global Focal Point for AME

• Deployed to South-Sudan, Central African Rep,

and Iraq.

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1.7 Reviews and evaluations

• Accountability WG:

– Indicators and Monitoring tools designed – Common methodology defined for evaluations – Working on Evaluation Strategy, and tools

• Country-level clusters reviews:

– Pakistan – Somalia

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1.10 A clear and consistent approach to cluster coordination

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• Surge capacity: GFP, RFP
• Coordination toolkit
• Website and tools

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