Facilitation Package

2024 HPC Package

In an effort to support interagency roll-out of HPC 2024 a collection of resources and examples have been made available on our knowledge management platform which are available to all partners.

Title (with link)	Format
HNO Annotated Template	Template EN FR ES
HRP Annotated Template	Template EN FR ES
Step by Step Guide to Producing HNOs and HRPs	Guidance EN FR ES
Multi-year Humanitarian Strategies Guidance for OCHA Country and Regional Offices	Guidance EN
Summary – Multi-Year Humanitarian Strategies Guidance for OCHA Country and Regional Offices	Guidance Summary EN

Other Key Documents

Title (with link)	Format
Complementary guidance on Response Analysis, Objectives and Targeting for the HRP	Guidance EN FR SP
Nutrition Needs Analysis guidance	Guidance EN FR SP
The Gender Handbook for Humanitarian Action (IASC) 2018	Guidance EN
Scaling up Disaster Risk Reduction in Humanitarian Action 2.0	Recommendation EN
Scaling Up Disaster Risk Reduction in Humanitarian Action Checklist	Checklist EN
HNO Annex – Environment marker	Annex EN
Guidance on strengthening disability inclusion in HRPs 2019	Guidance EN
Analyzing risks and determining the most likely evolution of the humanitarian situation	Guidance EN
Estimated people reached at country level	Guidance EN FR
Different needs, equal opportunities: women, girls, boys and men in the HPC 2016	Guidance EN
2020 guidance note on reflecting P r o t e c t i o n f r o m Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) in HRPs	Guidance EN
F l a s h Appeal (FA) guidance and template 2020	Guidance and Template EN
Accountability to Affected People (AAP) Guidance	Guidance EN
Provisional internal note on joint analysis between humanitarian and development actors	Note EN
OCHA and UNSDCF – Internal step by step guide	Guidance EN

Please see here for other documents related to the HPC Facilitation Package.
Please see here for Costing documentation.

Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF)

JIAF provides humanitarian actors with a common analytical framework and system to gather, structure, and synthesize information regarding the needs of populations in crisis.

The JIAF offers a methodological approach and a structured sensemaking process to support regular joint needs analysis through:

Supporting the collation, analysis and storage of data
Providing a way to organize what data to collect and how to analyze it;
Guiding a joint analysis process involving multiple stakeholders;
Serving as a driver for collaboration between humanitarian actors

The purpose is to help inform the decision-making process when planning a coordinated response through a people-centred, and inclusive joint intersectoral analysis system that is both comprehensive and methodologically rigorous.

The findings of the JIAF are presented Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) which in turn helps inform the humanitarian response plan (HRP). For more information about JIAF please visit this website.

Further resources and useful links:

For additional information on Disaster Risk Reduction (DDR) please follow this page.

For more details on measuring and aggregating population figures for planning and please follow this page.