Knowledge Management

This OCHA internal note provides recommendations for CBPF country teams on how to calculate their country and cluster total population targeted figures, from the project figures extracted from the database.
Readers are supposed to be familiar with the general explanations found in the note “Measuring and Aggregating Population Figures for Planning and Monitoring”.
The CBPF specific note explains how a CBPF team should proceed to aggregate the people targeted figures.

Cette note interne OCHA fournit des recommandations aux équipes nationales de Country Based Pooled Fund (CBPF) sur la manière d’estimer leurs chiffres de population totale ciblée, au niveau du pays et des clusters, à partir des données des projets, extraites de la base de données.
Les lecteurs doivent d’abord être familiers avec la note “Mesure et agrégation des chiffres de populations pour planification et monitoring”.
La note spécifique CBPF explique comment une équipe CBPF doit procéder pour agréger les chiffres de population ciblée.

This OCHA internal document presents a method to aggregate the population figures, people targeted and people reached, by an HRP at country level, starting from the figures at project and cluster level, and aggregating them up, while avoiding to double-count.

Cette note interne OCHA présente une méthode pour estimer les chiffres de population, ciblée et atteinte, par un PRH au niveau national, en partant des chiffres au niveau des projets et cluster, et en les agrégeant, tout en évitant le double comptage.

Humanitarian InSight provides a publication layer and single point of entry for all programme cycle data managed using the HPC.tools suite. It empowers country operations and clusters to curate interactive online presentations of their needs, planning and monitoring information, while simultaneously providing a reference for globally aggregated data used in corporate products such as the Global Humanitarian Overview.

This page will offer a collection of guidance documents for the configuration of Humanitarian InSight.

The Projects Module, piloted in Chad and Libya in 2017 and deployed globally in 2018, facilitates the appeal costing process, by allowing project owners to submit project proposals for vetting by clusters and inclusion in humanitarian response plans. Projects can be linked to the caseloads and results frameworks established in RPM and form the basis for operational presence maps.

On this page, we present a collection of guidance and supporting materials on the configuration and use of Projects Module.