Managing the risk of humanitarian crises

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Managing the risk of humanitarian crises

OCHA POLICY AND STUDIES SERIESTODAY LIVESAND TOMORROWMANAGING THE RISK OF HUMANITARIAN CRISESw DARA QỘOCHAACKNOWLEDGMENTSResearch for this report was

Managing the risk of humanitarian crises undertaken jointly by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and DARAManaging Editor: Andrew Thow Research and drafting te

am: Fernando Espada, Marybeth Redheffer, Daniela Ruegenberg, Andrea Noyes, Rodolpho Valente, Nathalie Guillaume Editor: Mark Turner Copy Editor: Nina Managing the risk of humanitarian crises

Doyle Design and layout: wearebold.es, Christina SamsonThis report benefited from the feedback of our advisory group members: Dulce Chilundo, A lsa Ho

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lloway, Randolph Kent, Pamela Komujuni, Toby Lanzer, Emanuel Tachle Obeng, Eva von Oelreich, Marianna Olinger, Kevin Savage, Hansjoerg Strohmeyer and

OCHA POLICY AND STUDIES SERIESTODAY LIVESAND TOMORROWMANAGING THE RISK OF HUMANITARIAN CRISESw DARA QỘOCHAACKNOWLEDGMENTSResearch for this report was

Managing the risk of humanitarian crisesundreds of people who kindly shared their views and experience for this report, including OCHA and DARA staff for their valuable support, comments and

suggestions. Thanks especially to OCHA staff in case-study countries (Burkina Faso, Indonesia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan) and in regional offices, as Managing the risk of humanitarian crises

their support, comments and suggestions were instrumental in the success of field research.Thanks also to the Southern Africa Regional Inter-Agency S

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tanding Committee, Ignacio Leon (Head of the OCHA Regional Officefor Southern Africa) and Dr. Ailsa Holloway (Stellenbosch University) for their permi

OCHA POLICY AND STUDIES SERIESTODAY LIVESAND TOMORROWMANAGING THE RISK OF HUMANITARIAN CRISESw DARA QỘOCHAACKNOWLEDGMENTSResearch for this report was

Managing the risk of humanitarian crisesk those experts who devoted their time to reviewing and discussing the study, including: Sandra Aviles, Rob Bailey, Rudi Coninx, Steve Darvill, Franco

is Grunewald, Nick Harvey, John Harding, Debbie Hillier, Yves Horent, Daniel Kull, Robert Piper and Rachel Scott.Photo credits: Page 1Ó - OCHA / Zarin Managing the risk of humanitarian crises

a Nurmukhambetova, Page 32 - OCHA / David Ohana. Page 46 - FAO, Page 72 - OCHA.© United Nations 2014. This publication enjoys copyright under Protocol

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OCHA POLICY AND STUDIES SERIESTODAY LIVESAND TOMORROWMANAGING THE RISK OF HUMANITARIAN CRISESw DARA QỘOCHAACKNOWLEDGMENTSResearch for this report was

Managing the risk of humanitarian crises and Studies BranchKirsten Gelsdorf, Chief, Policy Analysis and Innovation SectionHansjoerg Strohmeyer, Chief, Policy Development and Studies Branch F

or more information, please contact: E-mail: ochapolicy0un.orgTel:+1 917 367 4263TABLE OF CONTENTSMESSAGES FROM THE ADVISORY GROUP2EXECUTIVE SUMMARY4I Managing the risk of humanitarian crises

NTRODUCTION8Chaptar 1: RISKS AND CONSEQUENCES17Global challenges and the changing risk landscape18From global risk to local crisis20Key concepts24Pers

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pectives on ride25A multifaceted response to multidimensional crises26Can the humanitarian system adapt?27Chapter 2: WHY RISK MATTERS TO HUMANITARIAN

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