22

5 critical issues

1. Data

2. Losses, needs & hopes

3. Professional

4. Community

5. Purpose

33

Evidence driven? The missing data

Beneficiary population % at risk reached

Aid workers– Numbers– Quality

Graphics from Development Initiatives, & Stoddard et al

Filling the CAP

44

Losses, needs & hopes

55

Professionalism

Contacted Finalised

English Survey >4,000 1,400

French Survey 228

Focus groups 15, in 6 countries 222

Individuals 22 22

>80% want a profession

66

Who is a professional humanitarian worker?

Professional Humanitarian Workers

Nutritionists

Accountants

Drivers

Wat/SanLogistics

PublicHealth

Workers

Enumerators

77

Key skills

88

What’s in the profession?

Experience

Knowledge

Skills

Values

99

Deliverables

An global association of committed, skilled individuals

Whose competence is certified Through experience and universally

recognized, and delivered, training To improve the independence, effectiveness

and accountability of aid workers

1010

In country CBOs

Local Municipalities

Islamic aid

BRIC Involvement

Disaster Remittances

Mega Churches

Who is a humanitarian?

Us

1111

Purpose

1212

Emergency?

Source: Development Initiatives 2008 from OECD DAC data

1313

Humanitarian Purgatory

IDPs and Refugees Pastoralists Non-remittance families Ethiopia safety net Haiti homeless?

1414

We need to be …..

Data driven to address Losses,

needs & hopes through a Professional true global Community that is fit for Purpose.