Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks

Session title: Walking backwards for an evidence-based response: Experiences from the field

26 Apr 23 11:00-12:30 UTC+2 (Pleniere E)

SessionAbstract

Global Mine Action, GBV, Child Protection AoR, Global Protection Clusters and IOM DTM will provide practical examples from experiences where they used the common process identified by the Grand Bargain Work-stream on Needs Assessment: starting from Decisions and Information Needs to identify the data to collect.

If you cannot join us in person, use this link for remote participation: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_ODdiZGQ3MzktZGY1Ny00NDVjLWFkY2EtZmI0NTBiNTNmYzM2%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%221588262d-23fb-43b4-bd6e-bce49c8e6186%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%220328769d-25e8-41c4-abe1-2fc4ba0c1229%22%7d

Agenda

· Introduction- Dr. Koko Werner, IOM Global Data Institute Director

· Mine Action Area of Responsibility- Christelle Loupforest- Deputy Global Coordinator MA AoR

· Child Protection Area of Responsibility: Joyce Mutiso – Deputy Coordinator Global CP AoR and Lillian Kona, Coordinator and Ismail Mohamed, Information Management Officer,CP AoR Somalia

· Protection Cluster: Francesco Michele, Strategic Analysis and Advocacy Officer for the Global Protection Cluster, and Frederike Schmitz, Protection Sector Co-Coordinator Nigeria

· GBV Area of Responsibility- Jennifer Chase /Astrid Haaland – Coordinator Global GBV AoR and Jennifer Miquel - GBV AoR Syria

· Questions and Answers to the presenters – Muhammad Rizki - IOM Global Coordinator

· Conclusion and Options for further engagement - Dr. Koko Werner, IOM Global Data Institute Director