1. REACH Inter-cluster/sector assessment workshop 25 November 2012

2. PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO REACH

3.  A joint initiative of ACTED, IMPACT and UNOSAT. GIS/DB team in Geneva REACH focal points in countries of intervention (e.g. Kyrgyzstan, South Sudan, Philippines)  Fill information gaps that limit aid actors’ planning, coordination, targeting i.e. decision making (e.g. in post-emergency responses, support to early recovery efforts, refugee camp management) WHAT WHY

4.  Support to, and collaboration with, aid coordination bodies  Know-how & capacity in data collection and analysis.  Operational information products HOW Refugee settlement according to tribal affiliation in Yida camp, Unity State, South Sudan

5. Coverage of water points in Yida camp, Unity State, South Sudan  Added value is in combination of data collection and analysis/mapping capacities: geo-referencement

6.  Association of DBs enables variety of spatial analyses and the tracking of various information DB set up for information management in Jamam camp, Upper Nile State, South Sudan

7. PART 2: SUPPORT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A COMMON ASSESSMENT PLATFORM

8. Obj: centralisation of operational data for the whole humanitarian community Support to the establishment of an assessment framework:  Inter-agency process (e.g. assessment TWG)  Methodology, indicators, tools, SOPs, etc. Centralisation of data:  Association of existing datasets to geo DB  Collection of georef. data during new assessments  Data entry: what interface? ① ②

9. Current REACH interface: traditionnal DB Development of a more suitable input interface? E.g.: Data sent directly to a server where it is aggregated and then processed/extracted as required

10. Analysis/mapping & outputs:  Availability of raw data  Static mapping  Interacive web-mapping ③

11. Example of interactive web-map yemen.reach-initiative.org

12. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS? www.reach-initiative.org