I day 2- a mira presentation to nat workshop-ocha
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Nepal Presentations at Regional DP / DRR Workshop Biratnagar July 14-15, 2010
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I day 2- a mira presentation to nat workshop-ocha
- 4. Local Adaptation in Nepal: Local Adaptation
- 5. As shown a IASC workshop on IRA, 2008 April :
- 6. As shown a IASC workshop on IRA, 2008 April :
- 7. As shown a IASC workshop on IRA, 2008 April :
- 8. As shown a IASC workshop on IRA, 2008 April :
- 10. What Global and Nepal experience show – Need for FLEXIBILITY Flexible to enable its use across contexts. Sampling methodology is not precisely pre-defined and depends on context of the emergency and prevailing situation regarding access, security, funding and assessment time frame. Assessment sites: focus on areas of greatest needs and coverage of a range of locations qualitatively representative of the affected population. Establish a categorisation according to geographical areas, ethnic groups and gender differences, which means the diversity of the situation is taken into consideration for the interview site selection
- 11. Criteria for implementing MIRA: MIRA will be triggered by IASC/MoHA when external assistance required to support national efforts in an emergency. Initial data consolidated… Proposed assessment locations: Determine scope and scale… Preliminary information from phase 1 (i.e. GoN, NRCS, local police, some field visit reports) will complete this process. Call on established MIRA Roster Members: Once MIRA triggered the assessment teams from the MIRA roster assembled and a plan of action developed based on phase 1 information. Proposed Team: WFP/IASC to train the assessment team. The team should ideally be composed of individuals representative of clusters and a range of originations - GoN, UN, I/NGO, and Red Cross. Timing: Flexible between 48 hrs to 10-14 days (phase 2) Coordination of logistic arrangement: On behalf of IASC, OCHA. MIRA coordination of teams and data collection: On behalf of IASC, WFP to lead the process Analysis: WFP to coordinate with respective cluster leads and field experts for initial quantitative analysis and cluster review. Preliminary Report Dissemination: If not the final version, preliminary report to be shared with wider humanitarian responders through different coordination mechanisms.
- 12. Way forward Identify GoN, UN, INGO, Red Cross technical and generalist staff to be trained. Conduct training and familiarization on MIRA Thank you!!! IASC Nepal
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- Criteria for conducting assessment: MIRA will be triggered by IASC/MoHA when external assistance required to support national efforts. Initial data consolidated… Proposed assessment locations: Determine scope and scale… Preliminary information from phase 1 (i.e. GoN, NRCS, local police, some field visit reports) will complete this process. Call on established MIRA Roster Members: Once MIRA triggered the assessment teams from the MIRA roster assembled and a plan of action developed based on phase 1 information. Proposed Team: WFP/IASC to train the assessment team. The team should ideally be composed of individuals representative of clusters and a range of originations - GoN, UN, I/NGO, and Red Cross. Timing: Flexible between 48 hrs to 10-14 days (phase 2) Coordination of logistic arrangement: On behalf of IASC, OCHA. MIRA coordination of teams and data collection: On behalf of IASC, WFP to lead the process Analysis: WFP to coordinate with respective cluster leads and field experts for initial quantitative analysis and cluster review. Preliminary Report Dissemination: If not the final version, preliminary report to be shared with wider humanitarian responders through different coordination mechanisms.