Reshape Decision-Making to #ReShapeAid: improved humanitarian effectiveness through systemic uptake of evidence, preferences, cost-analysis and data

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Author(s)
International Rescue Committee
Publication language
English
Pages
7
Date published
01 May 2015
Type
Research, reports and studies
Keywords
Development & humanitarian aid, System-wide performance, Global Forum

This brief paper sets out four proposals for how the humanitarian field can address barriers in order to improve humanitarian effectiveness, drawing on a comprehensive review of practice that has fed into the IRC’s new global strategy.

This paper was used as a source for synthesised recommendations used in the Briefing Papers for the Global Forum on Improving Humanitarian Action, taking place in New York on 4/5 June 2015.

The Briefing Papers are intended to provide a general background to the key obstacles that inhibit good, effective humanitarian action, and the recommendations that have been put forward around the WHS process to address these obstacles.