Request tailored, remote support on child protection coordination, information management, and thematic areas.
Demander un soutien à distance sur mesure pour la coordination de la protection de l'enfance, la gestion de l'information et les domaines thématiques.
Solicite asistencia remota sobre coordinación en Protección de la Niñez, gestión de la información y otras áreas temáticas.
.قم بطلب دعم مخصص عن بعد في أي من مجالات تنسيق حماية الطفل وإدارة المعلومات أو أي من مواضيع حماية الطفل الأخرى
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The violence in Burkina Faso has been intensifying over the last years due to a complex rural crisis. In view of the huge needs in Burkina Faso, immediate scale-up of humanitarian aid is vital. The Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility supported these efforts with several missions, including coordination and information management support. Main achievements included the co-drafting of the Humanitarian Country Team protection strategy to ensure child protection and related topics are adequately reflected; updating of the draft CP AoR Strategy to reflect the most recent developments and to assist the child protection community to implement a joint response strategy; and advocacy at national, regional and international level for increased resources to address the urgent needs.
Click on the link below to read more about the Field Support Team.
The Standby Partnership (SBP) is a network of bilateral agreements between organisations and United Nations (UN) agencies. The partnership commenced in 1991 in response to the humanitarian crisis in Iraq where it was necessary for the United Nations (UN) to rapidly increase its human resources at short notice.
Today, it comprises a range of partners which provide support to UN agencies responding to humanitarian emergencies throughout the world via the secondment of gratis personnel. Each Standby Partner maintains its own roster of humanitarian experts who are called upon to fill staffing needs and gaps in UN operations. The collaboration between UN agencies and partners is an integral component to any rapid response mechanism.
More on Standby Partnership: https://www.standbypartnership.org