HAP Research Events

Improving Accountability to Beneficiaries: what evidence is needed? Workshop

29 January, 2010 Auditorium Jacques Freyomond, Graduate Institute Geneva

The Workshop was jointly organised by the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) International and the Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding (CCDP) of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva.

Workshop Overview

Workshop Agenda

List of Participants

Presentations

Preliminary findings on humanitarian accountability in 2009, John Borton (Independent)
Towards good humanitarian Government: the role of the affected state in disaster response, Paul Harvey (Humanitarian Outcomes)
The role of research in UNHCR’s approach to strengthening accountability to People of Concern, José Riera (UNHCR)
Joining HAP’s quality assurance programme: what evidence mattered?,
Marian Casey (ACT Alliance)
The HAP Standard and certification scheme: some highlights, Monica Blagescu (HAP)
HAP during new emergencies: approaches and opportunities for data collection, Maria Kiani (HAP)
The impact of the HAP Standard: progress in developing an analytical tool, Mark Foran (HHI)

Workshop Report and Follow-up Notes

A Christian Aid beneficiary family interview, Bangladesh February 2008

"We started working as a humanitarian group and not as single entities, we shared gaps and proposed joint solutions, we have a shared commitment for a way forward."

Participant, HAP Interagency Mapping & Action Planning Exercise, Dadaab