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The New Way of Working
Strengthening the Humanitarian, Development, Peace Nexus
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The Humanitarian-Development Divide
Humanitarian Development
Substitution/parallel
Outlook
Coordination/Leadership
Planning Frameworks/Tools
Legal Frameworks
Types of Settings
Culture/Approach
5-10 years 6-12 months*
System-led
HRP/HNO/HeRAMS
Sovereign Law
Stable/Willing Fragile/ Unwilling
UNDAF/ CCA/ SARA
Government-led
Complementarity
Humanitarian Principles/ IHL
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New Way of Thinking: 2016 Global Processes
Agenda for Humanity
“Leave No One Behind” “Reach the Furthest First”
Agenda 2030
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Bridging the Hum-Dev Divide in Health
Joint Analysis
Define Collective Outcomes
Joint Planning
Progressive Caseload Management
Life Saving
Assistance
Integration in
National Health
System
Health System
Strengthening
Humanitarian Development
‘Joined Up’ Programming
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What About Peace?
• Things to Consider
–The Sustaining Peace Resolutions of 2016.
–Protracted crises are the new normal.
–Protracted crises are often driven by conflict.
–Governments are sometimes party to conflict.
–Are health services conflict sensitive?
–Can health interventions build peace?
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Horizontal
Social
Cohesion
Vertical
Social
Cohesion
Peace
Dividends
Using Health Services as
Platform to build Peace
Using Health to Advocate for
Inclusion of vulnerable
populations/ warring factions
Using Health Services as tangible
development gains (peace
dividends) and as a means for
further Access.
Explicit Programme Design
Nat
ure
of
Pe
ace
bu
ild
ing
Act
ivit
y
Low Med High
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Peace Through Health: Some Programmatic Options
Conflict Analysis
Conflict Sensitivity Peacebuilding
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Conflict Analysis
Conflict Sensitive Programming
Peacebuilding Programming
Working IN Conflict
Working ON Conflict
Programme Design Objectives
Emergency Health Service
Health Systems Strengthening
Vertical Cohesion(inclusion)
Horizontal Cohesion (dialogue)
Infectious Disease Management
Outcomes
Addressing Root Causes
Ending Needs
Context Analysis
Risk Analysis
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Peace Dividends & Access
Ensure National Reconciliation
Prevent Further Conflict
Reducing Vulnerabilities
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Putting it all Together
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programme EMERGENCIES
Conflict Analysis
Conflict Sensitive Programming
Peacebuilding Programming
Working IN Conflict
Working ON Conflict
Programme Design Objectives
Emergency Health Service
Health Systems Strengthening
Vertical Cohesion(inclusion)
Horizontal Cohesion (dialogue)
Infectious Disease Management
Outcomes
Addressing Root Causes
Ending Needs
Risk Analysis
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O H
AR
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Peace Dividends & Access
Ensure National Reconciliation
Prevent Further Conflict
Promote Reconstruction
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H+D
+P
Context Analysis
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A new way of working
• A coherent response requires a shared analysis and vision based on robust evidence.
• Allow for joint planning between health systems strengthening and humanitarian interventions.
• Collective Outcomes to be identified from the onset of a crisis, and a system put in place to track short, medium, and long term health outcomes.
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A new way of working
• Humanitarian Interventions should focus on Integration and transition to local authorities as early as possible (cluster transition plan).
• While Development Oriented workstreams should target fragile and conflict affected areas in a more operational manner.
• Review ongoing activities in fragile contexts and determine degree to which they are both conflict sensitive, and fit for sustaining peace.
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A new way of working
Strategic objectives in protracted emergencies:
• Progressively expand access, coverage and quality of an Essential Package of Health Services (EPHS)
• Progressively shift from a focus on service delivery by supporting health facilities to an area and population based approach through District Health Management (DHM), supported by community engagement
• All hazard emergency risk management
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A new way of working
• Early recovery approaches, using work around EPHS as practical bridge
• Humanitarian needs/risk analyses & health sector review, disaster risk assessment
• Joint coordination meetings humanitarian and development partners/IHP+, complementarity in planning and funding
• EWARN and preparedness & IHR and EDRMH in fragile contexts
• Connections with GF and Gavi strategy in COI
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A new way of working
• Bringing humanitarian caseload under types of insurance coverage (UNHCR in Lebanon)
• Pilot different provider payment mechanisms in protracted emergencies
• The BBB and improved resilience in recovery planning, & planning for health system resilience against shocks in NHSP
• Do no harm & maintain humanitarian principles
• Remain impartial in dialogue with government