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CRISIS Rapid Needs Assessment CRISIS Rapid Needs Assessment

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& Absence of data and reliable information & High level of ambiguity and uncertainty & High levels of societal volatility & Normal ILO partners may be killed or displaced

(after armed conflict and natural disasters)

& Needs are greater and more immediate & CNN Factor - Pressure to respond now! & Accelerated and shorter assessment and

response time

& Highly charged political/conflict environments

Why Different?

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& Is conducted in critical or opportune period in a crisis & May lead to immediate, early action and quick impact

projects

& Is completed in short-time span: one to three weeks & Uses flexible information-gathering methods & Establishes a framework for assistance and

response

& Depends on more ongoing and intensive

investigations

& Establishes an early ILO presence and action in the

country

Rapid Needs Assessment (RNA)

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& Assess the overall impact of the crisis on

employment, social and labour conditions

& Assess crisis implications and impact on vulnerable

groups

& Explore and formulate recommendations and

plan-of-action for ILO crisis response

& Network with potential donors and potential partners

(UNHCR, UNDP, IOM, etc.)

& Advocate for “employment dimensions”, in overall

international response

& Generate ILO inputs into the Consolidated Appeals

Process (CAP)

Purpose of ILO Crisis Assessments

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& Key informant interviews & Discussions and consultations & Focus group interviews & Workshops & Field visits, direct observation - visits to

crisis-affected areas, towns and regions

& Fly-overs and mapping & Surveys and questionnaires & Secondary information

Rapid Needs Assessment Methods

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& ILO departments, programmes and colleagues & UN agencies and other international organizations & International organizations and NGOs & International organizations of employers & International Trade Unions & Relief Web (www.reliefweb.int) & Country profiles produced by UNHCR, The

Economist, etc.

& Embassies and donors & General Web search

Sources of Information: Pre-Departure

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& National government, regional and local authorities,

  • pposition

& International and regional development banks & UN Coordinator for Humanitarian Assistance & Staff in the country from other UN agencies,

international and local NGOs

& Community groups, associations, churches, etc. & Employers’ Associations and Trade Unions & Training and vocational education institutions & Business and small enterprise owners & Local media, market vendors, taxi drivers,

religious leaders

Sources of Information: IN THE FIELD

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Mandate/Specialization Bias

I am a red-fish specialist, so I

  • nly consider the opportunities

and needs of the red fish. I forget that there are more fish that compete with or that could eliminate my red fish.

Employment needs generated by the crisis Political, economic and social context of the crisis

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Bias = an Inclination; a Prejudice

Bias leads to misinterpretation or mistaken analysis that draws its conclusions from information that is not correct, not complete, or not representative of the affected population.

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& Spatial/location & Key Informant & Seasonal & Mandate/

specialty

&Cultural or gender &Interview or

investigator bias

&Class/ethnic &Political &Others?

Types of Assessment Bias

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Minimizing Bias: Triangulation

& Using different assessment techniques or

different indicators of the same phenomenon

& Varying the information sources & Varying the composition of the assessment

team - multiple disciplines/perspectives represented

& Ensure the team has a gender balance & Repeat assessment at different times

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& Plan a carefully selected lower number and add

  • thers in the field

& Select from government, partner agencies,

contractors, beneficiaries, and all other major stakeholders

& Target women, the poorest, the most remotely

located, non-English speaking groups

& Find contentious people or complainers for a

different point of view

& Talk to the skeptics

Selecting Key Informants

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AGE GENDER FAMILY STATUS OTHERS?

Disaggregate Data

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Gender-Sensitive C/V Assessment

Physical/ Material Social/ Organizational Motivational/ Attitudinal Capacities Vulnerabilities

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& Purpose and specific objectives of the

assessment mission

& Timeline or schedule for the assessment

mission

& Team members and clarification of roles, if

required

& List of questions and/or types of data and

information to collect

& Administrative support for the assessment

mission

& Reporting protocols

Terms-of-Reference: Contents

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& An assessment is only a “snap-shot” in time & Information and its significance change over time & Programme monitoring and responding to changes

become more important than the field assessment

& What you can’t see, or don’t hear is as important or

more important than what you do see or hear

& Assessment should be iterative over time - rolling

model

& Plan the details of your assessment process

Important Reminders

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& Clarify purpose and audience for the assessment & Identify the assessment questions & Select appropriate methods of information

collection

& Prepare a data collection and analysis plan & Create a team and set expectations & Identify and plan logistical requirements & Identify reporting requirements and format & Plan how findings will be disseminated

Planning/Organizing the Assessment

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& Review assessment purpose and audience & Review background briefing and documents & Review and revise scope of work & Review data collection methods and

expectations

& Review reporting expectations and requirements & Discuss individual work styles and preferences & Discuss effective mechanisms for working

together (work hours, meeting times, decision- making)

& Discuss how the work will be divided

Coordinating the Assessment Team

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  • 1. Clarify the purpose and decision being

influenced

  • 2. Prioritize specific data and information

needs

  • 3. Determine methods and sources for

information collection

  • 4. Hold team planning meetings, assign

team roles, tasks, discuss procedures

  • 5. Plan for team logistical needs
  • 6. Draft a scope of work based on Steps

#1 - #5 above

Planning Your Assessment

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& Sees opportunities as well as needs/gaps & Possesses good communication and analytical skills & Is sensitive to political, cultural and gender contexts & Seeks out and listens to opposing voices, the

skeptics, the critics

The Effective Assessor

& Maintains an open mind & Recognizes own biases and

assumptions

& Knows when and how to use

established information collection methods and approaches