Barbacoas, Venezuela - Resilience kits with emergency food, hygiene items and information on sexual-related violence referrals and COVID-19 prevention are delivered to women-headed households. UN Women/Pablo Villota
Humanitarian Programme Cycle: Knowledge Management Platform
Barbacoas, Venezuela - Resilience kits with emergency food, hygiene items and information on sexual-related violence referrals and COVID-19 prevention are delivered to women-headed households. UN Women/Pablo Villota

Humanitarian Programme Cycle: Knowledge Management Platform

What is the Humanitarian Programme Cycle?

The Humanitarian Programme Cycle (HPC) is a coordinated set of actions undertaken by humanitarian actors to improve the predictability, speed and effectiveness of their response to emergencies.

The HPC is based on a six-step process that includes analysis, planning, resource mobilization, implementation, monitoring and evaluation and reporting.

The HPC helps ensure that humanitarian response is needs-based, coordinated and accountable to affected populations. It promotes collaboration among humanitarian actors and facilitates the use of evidence-based data and analysis to inform decision-making.

This website is a point of reference for users to seek good field examples, templates, guidance, tools, capacity building materials relevant to coordinated needs assessment and analysis.