Grand Bargain Localisation Workstream Global Meeting 23 rd October 2019 Brussels Background Accelerating Localisation through Partnerships Date 1 st November 2017 31 st October 2019 2 years ID: 776242
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Partnership Practices Guidance Note
Grand Bargain Localisation Workstream Global Meeting
23
rd
October 2019
Brussels
Slide2Background
Slide3Accelerating Localisation through Partnerships
Date:
1
st
November 2017 – 31
st
October 2019 (2 years)
Countries:
Nepal, Nigeria, Myanmar and South Sudan
Consortium:
ActionAid, CAFOD, CARE, Christian Aid (lead), Oxfam and Tearfund + local/national NGOs (L/NNGOs) in steering committees
Donor:
European Union Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO)
Budget:
>650,000 EUR
Specific objective:
Enable local and national actors to progress the localisation of humanitarian response at both national and global level.
Slide4Key activities
Building an evidence base – research
Piloting research recommendations in partnerships
Capacity self-assessments by local actors
Development of national localisation frameworks
Development of Pathways to Localisation: a global framework
Slide5Guidance note
Slide6Purpose
Purpose:
To provide
guidance
on partnership practices which enable local and national actors to take a greater lead in humanitarian action.
Audience:
those
implementing
or
funding
humanitarian action through partnerships (and committed to localisation), including:
International NGOs
United Nations agencies
Local and national actors
Donor agencies
Government authorities
Slide7Partnership practices: a guidance note
Priority partnership practices for localisation identified.
Summary = partnership practices guidance note
g
1
st
draft
.
Guidance note reviewed, edited and validated in 3 regional localisation conferences (Africa, MENA, Asia-Pacific)
g
2
nd
draft
.
Further reviewed and edited by other key stakeholders
g
‘final’ draft
.
Now:
for review by Grand Bargain Localisation Workstream.
Slide8Partnership practices for localisation
Project and financial management (8) Capacity strengthening and sharing (5)* Financing (4)* Coordination (2)* Safety and security (2) Advocacy (2)
Slide9Pathways to Localisation
8 priority actions for partnership-based humanitarian action for localisationPartnershipsCapacity5 actions for an enabling environment for localisationFinancial resourcesCoordination
Slide10Feedback to consider
Can we reduce the
number of points
?
Do we need to highlight
who
the points are intended for?
Does it include (enough)
actions for local and national actors
?
Is the
format
the best way to present this information?
Do we need
indicators
so we can measure baseline/progress?
How much do we need to
contextualise
for the response/country?
Are there edits that are needed for
consistency in language
with the other guidance notes
(e.g. capacity ‘exchange’ rather than ‘sharing’)
?
Slide11Thank you
For more information:
http://caid.org.uk/54
Lizz Harrison, Christian Aid:
lharrison@christian-aid.org
on behalf of the
Accelerating Localisation through Partnerships
consortium