CAPACITY BUILDING IN URBAN EMERGENCIES

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CAPACITY BUILDING IN URBAN EMERGENCIES Harriette Purchas RedR Project Coordinator

Urban Response NRC: Urban Shelter Guidelines (2010) ALNAP: Urban Response Portal Shelter Centre: www.humanitarianlibrary.org RedR Ready to Respond: Skill gaps for responding to humanitarian crises in urban settings in the WASH and shelter sectors (2013) Global Alliance for Urban Crisis (2015)

GAUC Tailoring humanitarian response to the urban context by developing shared assessment and profiling tools, promoting joint analysis, and adapting coordination mechanisms; Developing or working with existing global, regional and national rosters to facilitate the deployment of urban leaders, managers and technical experts; Building the evidence base on the specific characteristics of protracted displacement in urban areas, and contributing to the design of appropriate and cost-effective responses, with particular regard to protection of vulnerable people, shelter, basic services and infrastructure, and; Ensuring that initiatives focused on building urban resilience incorporate components on resilient response and recovery from crises, and that they leverage greatest impact in cities most at risk of humanitarian emergencies.

RedR Urban Capacity Building WASH in Urban Emergencies Shelter in Urban Emergencies Urban Humanitarianism Introduction to Humanitarianism in Urban Settings Face to face and E-facilitated training www.KnowledgePoint.org