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Oral report to Executive Board, 24 January 2007

Supplemental information regarding UNFPA strategy for integrating ICPD into emergency preparedness, humanitarian response, transition and recovery. Oral report to Executive Board, 24 January 2007. 3-year plan with 2 components.

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Oral report to Executive Board, 24 January 2007

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  1. Supplemental information regarding UNFPA strategy for integrating ICPD into emergency preparedness, humanitarian response, transition and recovery Oral report to Executive Board, 24 January 2007

  2. 3-year plan with 2 components • Building knowledge and commitment re importance of gender and RH issues in crisis/transition • Improving technical and institutional capacities to incorporate ICPD into overall emergency preparedness, response and recovery

  3. Component 1 – Building knowledge base & commitment • Intensified advocacy to sensitize partners • Mapping, collating and sharing of existing tools and resources • Developing additional tools and resources • Expanding partnerships for knowledge sharing and applied research to build evidence-based programmes

  4. Component 2 – Improving capacity to integrate ICPD into all preparedness, response & recovery • Building national capacity • Establishing technical expert networks and mechanisms for rapid deployment • Training of practitioners • Ensuring data/RH expertise as part of overall UN mechanisms

  5. UNFPA’s role in UN Humanitarian Reform IASC Clusters Camp Logis Telecom Wat San Protection Nutrition Health Early Recovery Shelter SGBV gender RH

  6. Working through partnerships Normative/technical Operational Implementing

  7. Funding Mechanisms Regular Resources Co-financing Response CERF funding CAP contributions Other crisis-specific support Safe motherhood HIV prevention Addressing GBV Equal access Emergency Fund ($3m/year) Strategy implementation ($8m over 3 years) Preparedness Strategy-specific (~$14m over 3 years) Thematic, strategy-related (GBV, adol, etc) Capacity building Advocacy Standard setting Institutional systems

  8. Phased implementationas funding becomes available Core and Co-Fin Training tools IASC partner training UNVs South-south programme Technical training Core National preparedness Internal capacity Training partnerships Gender expertise Data expertise & partnerships National experts Rapid deployment Core activities Co-Fin Expanded RH and SGBV Training Co-Fin Gender Roster contribution Gender expertise in PK missions Humanitarian/ICPD specialists in OCHA regional offices Resource mobilization support

  9. Monitoring and evaluation, and integration with MYFF/SP and IP 2007 2008 2009 2010 Strategy Humanitarian Response Transition Preparedness Final Strategy Report Annual Report Final IP Review Final Strategy Evaluation Annual Review Baseline data Annual Review and Report Intercountry Programme -2007 Global and Regional Programmes 2008-2011 MYFF -2007 Strategic Plan 2008-2011

  10. How donors and other partners can support the strategy Policy advocacy and partnership Funding support to a strategy partner Financial contributions for overall strategy implementation Earmarked contributions for specific activities, countries or regions Secondment of staff In-kind contributions

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