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IM Cycle

IM Cycle. Objectives. At the end of this module particpants should be able to: Explain what IM is Describe the IM Cycle Understand IM in humanitarian response Fragmented data/processes/technologies/actors Illustrate the role of IMO. Introduction. Layout of module

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IM Cycle

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  1. IM Cycle

  2. Objectives At the end of this module particpants should be able to: • Explain what IM is • Describe the IM Cycle • Understand IM in humanitarian response • Fragmented data/processes/technologies/actors • Illustrate the role of IMO

  3. Introduction Layout of module • Role of IM from real people (interviews showing many different facets of IM) • Definition of IM from known sources • Why we need IM • Goal of IM • Introduce humanitarian context (videos: Canadian military from Haiti, herding cats

  4. Describe the IM Cycle • Input graphic of IM cycle

  5. Describe the IM Cycle • Describe each stage of cycle • Purpose • Identify related guidance

  6. Illustrate the role of IMO • Describe how the work of an IMO contributes to decision making • Highlights different aspects of the cycle • Examples of profiles of IMOs

  7. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Example of a natural disaster to give context

  8. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Introduce stakeholders (local govn’t, clusters, OCHA, agencies, affected population, donors) – Put this in module 4: convergence) • Guiding humanitarian IM principles (module1 p4-6) • Humanitarian data and info (module 1 p 9) • Humanitarian analysis (module 1 p 9)

  9. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Introduce stakeholders (local govn’t, clusters, OCHA, agencies, affected population, donors) • Guiding humanitarian IM principles (module1 p4-6) • Humanitarian data and info (module 1 p 9) • Humanitarian analysis (module 1 p 9)

  10. Data and information • Contextual info • Needs info • Intervention Info • Coordination info

  11. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Introduce stakeholders (local govn’t, clusters, OCHA, agencies, affected population, donors) • Visual to show crowded (organizations)humanitarian space and the potential IM has to streamline required information to respond

  12. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Guiding humanitarian IM principles (module1 p4-6) include visuals • (examine the humanitarian imperative) • Quiz: match visual with principle

  13. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Humanitarian data and info (module 1 p 9)

  14. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Humanitarian analysis (module 1 p 9)

  15. Explain what this mean for humanitarian response • Humanitarian analysis (module 1 p 9)

  16. Key messages • humanitarian context is complex • Information management can help sort this out • Data harmonization and standards is important

  17. Additional Reference material • Guiding humanitarian IM principles (module1 p4-6) • Humanitarian data and info (module 1 p 9) • Humanitarian analysis (module 1 p 9)

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