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Coordination in humunitarian actions - ZOA Vluchtelingenzorg
- 1. Coordination of Hum. Actions John Buijs Disaster Response Unit ZOA
- 2. Coordination of Hum. Actions Complexity of coordination
- 3. Coordination of Hum. Actions THOSE SUPPORTED THOSE THAT SUPPORT
- 4. Coordination of Hum. Actions with those we support. - Do we know what people need and want? - How well do we connect to their representatives? Good connection to local community is crucial!
- 5. Coordination of Hum. Actions LOCAL ORGANISATIONS INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS
- 6. Coordination of Hum. Actions with the local organisations How can we make sure local voices are heard in coordination platforms? Strong points of local organisations: - they know the culture - they have the connections - they know the do’s and don’ts
- 7. Coordination of Hum. Actions NGOs IOs
- 8. Coordination of Hum. Actions between IOs and NGOs: Can we agree on the different roles and on who is in the best position to play a specific role?
- 9. Coordination of Hum. Actions INT. ORGANISATIONS GOVERNMENT
- 10. Coordination of Hum. Actions with the local government. A strong government makes decisions we may not like! Are we patient enough not to try to overrule?
Notas del editor
- This slide is to emphasize the complexity of coordination. There are so many actors and the scene is dynamic.
- This is where it starts. Too often we are disconnected. Workers fly in and out. 8 weeks in a crisis setting is long! Try to run a professional company like this….
- Why this comparison? Because to often local organisations see the internationals as a block bulldozering into their world
- The complaints keep coming that local organisations have no say in coordination meetings. How to change this?
- Let both sides focus on what they are good at. (smaller) NGOs on grass roots support / flexibility. UN on coordination, government level representation. Good things happened here but there is plenty room for improvement.
- The strength of the government is different in every country (and setting)