Directories

    CHA Membership Directory CD version   

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    Reports

   The Rapid Context Assessment (RCA)   

aims to provide useful information for humanitarian and development agencies to plan and implement more effective interventions addressing various humanitarian and development needs based on a profound understanding of local dynamics.

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   Books

   Sphere Handbook   

The sphere project is a programme of the steering Committee for Humanitarian Response (SCHR) and Inter Action with VOICE and ICVA. The project was launched in 1997 to develop a set of universal minimum standard in core areas of humanitarian assistance. The aim of the project is to enhance the accountability of the humanitarian system in disaster response. The humanitarian charter minimum standard in Disaster Response are the product of the collective experience of many people and agencies. They should not therefore be seen as representing the views of anyone agency.

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The security manual is complied for the purpose of informing and guiding staff of humanitarian agencies about the importance of establishing proper procedures to deal with different types emergencies that could arise in an insecure environment. As most security guidelines are general, every effort was made to make this security manual as action plan in respect of different crisis situations

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   Operating Manual      

Operating Manual consists of principals culled from several codes of conduct recognized internationally, but framed in a manner talking into account the local context unique to Sri Lanka, and endorsed by extensive consultations with actors in the local humanitarian sector.

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