Crisis Resilience: Humanitarian Response and Anticipatory Action

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Government & Nonprofit

Sikandra Kurdi
Research Fellow, Development Strategy and Governance Division
IFPRI
April 13, 2023
Crisis Resilience: Humanitarian
Response and Anticipatory
Action

Humanitarian
Peace
Development
HDP Triple Nexus
Delivers lifesaving aid in
emergency situations
Longer term process:
o Economic growth
o Human capital
o Sustainability
Security and support for
local institutions

Humanitarian
Peace
Development
Evidence to Improve Programing at the Nexus
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more nutrition sensitive?
Can local procurement
benefit local farmers?
How effective is
targeting at reaching
the poorest?
Can cash and vouchers
be more cost-effective
alternatives to food
distribution?
How can humanitarian
programming strengthen
local institutions?

Anticipatory Action
Pre-planned, trigger-activated financing and actions can reduce
delays and can enable a more HDP nexus-style approach in
emergencies

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Crisis Resilience: Humanitarian Response and Anticipatory Action

1. Sikandra Kurdi Research Fellow, Development Strategy and Governance Division IFPRI April 13, 2023 Crisis Resilience: Humanitarian Response and Anticipatory Action

2. Humanitarian Peace Development HDP Triple Nexus Delivers lifesaving aid in emergency situations Longer term process: o Economic growth o Human capital o Sustainability Security and support for local institutions

3. Humanitarian Peace Development Evidence to Improve Programing at the Nexus How can food distribution be more nutrition sensitive? Can local procurement benefit local farmers? How effective is targeting at reaching the poorest? Can cash and vouchers be more cost-effective alternatives to food distribution? How can humanitarian programming strengthen local institutions?

4. Anticipatory Action Pre-planned, trigger-activated financing and actions can reduce delays and can enable a more HDP nexus-style approach in emergencies

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