Coordination in crisis response and reconstruction / Piero Calvi-Parisetti, Donato Kiniger-Passigli ; InFocus Programme on Crisis Response and Reconstruction, International Labour Office, Recovery and Reconstruction Dept.
By: Calvi-Parisetti, Piero | Kiniger-Passigli, Donato.
Contributor(s): Kiniger-Passigli, Donato | ILO InFocus Programme on Crisis Response and Reconstruction | International Labour Office. Recovery and Reconstruction Dept.
Publisher: Geneva : ILO, 2002Description: viii, 86 p. : tables.ISBN: 9221134180.Subject(s): aid coordination | interagency cooperation | role of UN | UN and specialized agencies | role of ILO | promotion of employment | poverty alleviation | developing countries | ILO Programme | armed conflict | natural disaster | emergency relief | nonprofit organization | planning | case study | Afghanistan | Burundi | graphGenre/Form: ILO pubOnline resources: Full text | Full text Summary: Reviews the coordination mechanisms and structures for crisis response and reconstruction available within the UN system and elsewhere. Highlights the coordination challenge facing the ILO in tackling the adverse impact of crises on employment. Explores reasons behind the need for coordination and examines the roles of various actors within the humanitarian and development community. Describes the role of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) and outlines coordination operations, including early warning, contingency planning, joint assessment and strategic planning and resource mobilization.| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Status | Notes | Date due |
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Reviews the coordination mechanisms and structures for crisis response and reconstruction available within the UN system and elsewhere. Highlights the coordination challenge facing the ILO in tackling the adverse impact of crises on employment. Explores reasons behind the need for coordination and examines the roles of various actors within the humanitarian and development community. Describes the role of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) and outlines coordination operations, including early warning, contingency planning, joint assessment and strategic planning and resource mobilization.
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