World Vision Lebanon Humanitarian Accountability Accountability to Affected Populations 8 th April 2016.

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World Vision Lebanon Humanitarian Accountability Accountability to Affected Populations 8 th April 2016

Program Accountability Framework  Providing Information : World Vision commits to ensuring that relevant program information is made available and intentionally provided to communities in a timely, accessible and accurate manner.  Consulting with Communities : We are committed to the principle of informed consent and ensuring that communities are aware of, understand and agree with key decisions relating to our intervention.  Promoting Participation :We are devoted to purposely empowering communities and building their capacity to participate in all  Collecting and Acting on Feedback and Complaints :We undertake to implement community feedback and complaints procedures that are accessible, safe and effective.

Channels Centralized Data base a. Delay in water b. Water Supplier Issues c. Delay in dislodging d. Dislodging provider Issues e. Delayed WASH items / not distributed f-Delayed vouchers / not distributed g. Damaged Distributed Item(s) h. Staff abusing community/ i. Diseases j. Shaweesh/Landlord Issues k. Toilets Issues l. No WASH Intervention A-Card not activated B-Card not received C-Lost card D-Switched e-card E-Actual ammount was not reloaded F-Damaged card G-Staff abuse at distribution site / shops H-Non contracted shops I-Contracted shops J-Lost pin K-Wrong pin A- Bus drivers B-Teachers /animators C- Edu/CFS center (location, safety, equipment) D-Activities (courses, sessions) E-Registration limitations 1-Helplines 2-ITS Committees 3-HH visit 4-Partner Referral 5-Colleauge Referral 6-Suggestion box at Help 7-Children activity Accountabilityofficer referson a Weekly basis Accountability officers filter from central data base their relative area/sector complaints Most Frequent complaints Most Frequent Complaints Most Frequent complaints Accountability officer refers on a Weekly basis Accountability officer refers on a weekly basis

Procedure to handle a complaint

Receive complaint Process complaint Segragate Sensitive Or Non sensitive Referr to sector lead Review & investigate Follow up Response & action Respond To complainant Complaints flow process

Partner Referral External CRM Proccess Flow Complaints are collected through WVL accountability channels, handled with confidentiality and processed to the relevant INGO depending on the nature and type of each complaint. Urgent and sensitive cases also referred immediately to the relevant INGO HA Lebanon established with the below INGO a referral collaboration system. 1-InterAgency Referral 2-DRC referral Mechanism 3-INTERSOS referral Collaboration 4-World Food Program 5- ICRC / Caritas Migrant / others

Mainstreaming Humanitarian Accountability in all programs  Set up sector or grant specific accountability tools and train project staff on them  Established a New automated system “Call Center“ for complaints and feedback handling as well as information provision.  Incorporate humanitarian accountability indicators in all M&E frameworks to be measured on a monthly basis.

Thank you Questions ?