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CERF releases $25M for women-led projects battling gender-based violence

Published Date
1 December 2020
The United Nations humanitarian chief, Mark Lowcock, has released $25 million from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to support women-led organizations that prevent and respond to gender-based violence in humanitarian settings.
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The Grand Bargain Bimonthly updates - November 2020

Published Date
30 November 2020
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Future of the Grand Bargain - Survey findings, November 2020

Published Date
30 November 2020
In September and October 2020, the Grand Bargain Secretariat carried out two separate surveys to contribute to the consultations on the future of the Grand Bargain by addressing some of the knowledge gaps and providing quantitative data on the views of Signatories and non-Signatories.
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IASC Minimum Standards on Duty of Care in the Context of COVID-19

Published Date
27 November 2020
The IASC duty of care minimum standards guide IASC members and standing invitees (hereinafter ‘the IASC organizations’') in the implementation of adequate duty of care provisions in the context of COVID-19 for all of their personnel regardless of nationality and contractual type.
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Working for a more peaceful world: A history of IASC Members winning the Nobel Peace Prize

Published Date
27 November 2020
IASC members have been at the forefront of efforts to achieve peace and security in the world. To date, eight IASC members have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for their dedicated humanitarian action and their work for peace.   Click here to view all IASC members and their peace stories!

Workstream 9 on harmonised reporting: New donors adopt the 8+3 template - November 2020 update

Published Date
27 November 2020
Ahead of the upcoming end of the year (and of this year’s the Grand Bargain reporting period), the Co-Convenors of Workstream 9, Germany and ICVA, would like to share some news on the progress of the harmonized and simplified 8+3 reporting template. A number of signatories have previously indicated their support of the 8+3 Template and its implementation (see Grand Bargain website).

Workstream 4 on reduced duplication and management costs: UN/NGO Partnership agreements - November 2020 update

Published Date
24 November 2020
In order to increase efficiency in managing partnership agreements, UNHCR has further refined its risk-based approach whereby NGO partners are grouped into 3 categories - A (high-capacity/low-risk), B (medium), C (low-capacity/high-risk).  For existing partners, the categorization is based on previous audits and assessments of internal controls. If a partner has been assessed by UNICEF, UNFPA, UNDP (the Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers/HACT agencies) or by OCHA Country Based Pooled Fund (CBPF), then UNHCR Representatives have the discretion to take that rating into account.
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Workstream 2 on Localisation: Potential of pooled funds for localisation, and a call for country-based co-facilitators - November 2020 update

Published Date
23 November 2020
Call for country-based co-facilitators The Localisation Workstream is seeking self-nominations for potential country-based co-facilitators to support the dialogue processes on localisation. Nominations should be submitted together by at least three co-facilitators, one of which must be a local actor and one a GB signatory.

Consultancy for study: progress in addressing the Humanitarian Financing Gap

Published Date
20 November 2020
The Netherlands is looking for a consultancy for a study to be conducted in the next few months on efforts and progress towards addressing the Humanitarian Financing Gap. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 has led to an increase of humanitarian needs. While donors have rushed to increase their financial contributions to the global humanitarian response, a gap between humanitarian needs and available humanitarian resources persist.
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Workstream 1 on Greater Transparency: COVID-19 tool improved to help facilitate greater transparency and coordination - November 2020 update

Published Date
20 November 2020
The Grand Bargain transparency workstream launched a new prototype tool in June 2020 to visualise data on the international response to COVID-19. This has now been updated.

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