Sharing environmental information and data in emergency response
Guidances
Guidance for Information and Data Sharing in Protracted Crisis
How to share environmental information and data in protracted crisis
Guidance for Information and Data Sharing in Sudden Onset Emergencies
How to share environmental information and data in sudden onset emergencies
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Situation Analysis
A situation analysis following a crisis typically looks at key crisis drivers, affected areas, the number and type of affected people, the ways in which people are affected, the most urgent needs and available capacities.
Assessments
Assessing the environmental consequences of an emergency and prioritizing the response actions based on the needs, forms the foundation of a coherent, efficient and sustainable humanitarian response.
Response and Recovery Planning
Environment is included into response plans in order to improve programme quality and accountability to disaster-affected people.
Resource Mobilization
Environmental mainstreaming is dependent on successful resource mobilization, where environmental concerns must be integrated in funding proposals in order to secure funding.
Implementation
Successful integration of environment into the implementation of humanitarian response requires that environment be included into preparedness and planning phases, but also effective coordination with national actors.
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