Global Development & Humanitarian

UN agencies, INGOs, and national NGO networks coordinating disaster and development response across borders. Route the appeal to the district a cluster lead is missing instead of the one six agencies already cover.

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Global
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To Route Resources (Capital, Partnerships, & Information) more Efficiently

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Map the Network

  1. IATI activity data and donor commitments
  2. Cluster and working group rosters
  3. Humanitarian country team membership
  4. National and local NGO registries
  5. Who subgrants to whom
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Find the Gaps

  1. Districts with a cluster lead and no implementer
  2. Six INGOs in one province, none in the next
  3. Local NGOs no donor has funded directly
  4. Response duplicating what a national NGO runs
  5. Coordination that ends when the appeal does
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Close the Gaps

  1. Route the appeal to the uncovered district
  2. Introduce the donor to the national NGO
  3. Stand up the forum where none exists
  4. Hand the next response the last one's map
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Coordination Fails From:
  1. 1Siloed information — every agency reports to its own donor in its own format
  2. 2Complexity exceeds bandwidth — hundreds of implementers in one crisis
  3. 3Incentives reward fragmentation — visibility drives funding, so nobody subordinates their brand
  4. 4Trust doesn't scale — international staff rotate, local relationships don't transfer
  5. 5Self-oriented entities — each agency protects its own beneficiary count
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