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Welcome to the IASC

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Activation of the IASC System-Wide Scale-Up Protocols Adapted to Respond to COVID-19

Access to IASC Guidance, appeals & other resources

Source: WHO, Countries, areas or territories with COVID-19 cases

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Opening of the High-Level Pledging Event for the Humanitarian Crisis in Yemen

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Statement on Yemen by Principals of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee

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WEBINAR: COVID-19: Community Engagement and Communications strategy at the national/local level

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António Guterres (UN Secretary-General) on COVID-19 and the need for action on mental health

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Working for results

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Operational Response

Meeting the needs of those affected by disasters, together: maximising timeliness, transparency and cost effectiveness.

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Accountability and Inclusion

Making humanitarian action work for everyone: proactively eradicating abuse and systematically including feedback and representation.

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Collective Advocacy

One voice for those in need: maximising the influence and credibility of targeted, informed and collective leadership.

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Humanitarian-Development Collaboration

Working towards long-term solutions: strengthening long-term impact, while safeguarding humanitarian space and principles.

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Humanitarian Financing

Working for resources, making resources work: addressing specific gaps with transparent, collective funding supported by sound evidence.

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