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Humanitarian coordination

After a disaster, many want to help. This programme explains how the humanitarian system works and how to tell a lawful, open appeal from one that is not.

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Humanitarian coordination

After a disaster, many want to help. This programme explains how the humanitarian system works and how to tell a lawful, open appeal from one that is not.

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What it offers

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How aid works

The humanitarian system and its principles, in plain words.

Checking appeals

How to check that an appeal is lawful and transparent.

What helps

Why cash and coordinated aid often help more than goods.

For Community Cells

How a Cell can support relief without running its own appeal.

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Who it is for

3 audiences
Community CellsVolunteersDiaspora families

How it works

1
Learn: take the course on humanitarian systems.
2
Check: use the checklist before you respond to an appeal.
3
Choose: respond only to lawful, transparent appeals, and none that serve a party or armed actor.
4
Ask: raise questions with your Chapter.

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