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Global implementation of PSEA in humanitarian response

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About the Global Dashboard

The IASC PSEA Global Dashboard tracks inter-agency, collective progress among all countries with HRP/RRP or similar on accelerating PSEA, based on IASC commitments and priority areas. The global chart serves as an aggregated and longitudinal analysis of 33 IASC humanitarian countries from 2019 to 2021 while the country dashboards track data and progress across 41 countries with humanitarian response, including some development settings. The aim is to strengthen a global IASC community of practice on PSEA, through knowledge management and country-level tracking of results that focuses on the field.

Syria (North East and North West Syria)
Data Updated in 2021
Key Actions in 2021
  • PSEA common key messages disseminated
  • PSEA Focal Points/Network members training completed
  • PSEA activities integrated in Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP)
  • SOPs on complaint and victim assistance referral developed
  • Inclusion of PSEA into nationwide demographic household survey
  • PSEA programming for implementing partners
  • Development and dissemination of SEA risk and mitigation tools
  • Management of inter-agency call center
  • Launched project to target local authorities with PSEA sensitization
  • Launched initiative on PSEA inclusion into Third-Party Monitoring
PSEA Network Co-Chairs
  • UNHCR
  • CARE
  • UNICEF
  • WFP
PSEA Network Membership
  • UN agencies
  • INGOs
  • NGOs

PSEA Action Plan

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Is the PSEA Action Plan costed and resourced?
Yes
PSEA Coordinator Contact
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Elin H. Narjord
ehnarjord@iom.int

Co-Chair Contact Information
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Funding needs in 2021
1.5 M
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Allocated in 2021
PSEA included in HRP
Yes
Funding allocated on PSEA through
  • Donors
Estimated percentage of the affected population who can access safe and accessible complaint channels
If there is no bar presented, means that data is not available for that year
Estimated percentage of the affected population, particularly women and children, who can access SEA/GBV assistance
If there is no bar presented, means that data is not available for that year
SOPs are established to receive and refer allegations of SEA
Yes
types of SAFE AND ACCESSIBLE COMPLAINT CHANNELS
  • Phone hotlines, information centres
  • Interactive messaging platforms (WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter)
  • Community platforms, feedback boxes
  • Assessments, surveys, focus group discussions
SEA reporting channels were established based on consultations with stakeholders
Yes
Integration of GBV referral pathways in PSEA Network SOPs
Yes
Status of development and implementation of SOPs for prompt, safe and survivor-centered investigations
Ongoing/Pending
The approximate time for an investigation to be initiated, upon receipt of an allegation
Unknown

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