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Humanitarian Intervention Phases Presentation

The document outlines the phases of humanitarian interventions after disasters, including Preparedness, Immediate Response, Stabilization, Recovery, and Development. Each phase has specific goals, key activities, and standards to ensure effective disaster management and resilience building. Cross-cutting themes such as protection, gender, and community engagement are emphasized throughout all phases.

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Humanitarian Intervention Phases Presentation

The document outlines the phases of humanitarian interventions after disasters, including Preparedness, Immediate Response, Stabilization, Recovery, and Development. Each phase has specific goals, key activities, and standards to ensure effective disaster management and resilience building. Cross-cutting themes such as protection, gender, and community engagement are emphasized throughout all phases.

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Phases of Humanitarian

Interventions After Disasters


Based on Humanitarian Standards
(Sphere, IASC, UNDRR)
1. Preparedness Phase (Pre-
Disaster)
• Goal: Build capacity to reduce disaster risks
and enhance readiness.
• • Key Activities:
• • - Risk assessments and contingency planning
• • - Community training and awareness
• • - Pre-positioning of supplies
• • - Early warning systems
• • Standards: Linked to DRR and resilience
building
2. Immediate/Emergency Response
(0–72 hrs to few weeks)
• Goal: Save lives and meet immediate basic
needs.
• • Key Activities:
• • - Rapid needs assessments
• • - Provision of water, food, shelter, healthcare
• • - Coordination and protection of vulnerable
groups
• • Standards: Sphere Minimum Standards
(WASH, Health, Shelter, etc.)
3. Stabilization / Early Recovery
(Weeks to Months)
• Goal: Begin restoring basic services and
systems.
• • Key Activities:
• • - Transition from temporary to semi-
permanent solutions
• • - Livelihood support
• • - Restoration of schools and clinics
• • - Psycho-social support
• • Standards: Sphere + Early Recovery Cluster
4. Recovery / Rehabilitation
(Months to Years)
• Goal: Rebuild communities and strengthen
systems.
• • Key Activities:
• • - Infrastructure reconstruction
• • - Integration of DRR in rebuilding
• • - Economic recovery and job creation
• • - Institutional strengthening
• • Standards: Sustainable recovery frameworks
(Sendai Framework)
5. Development Phase (Long-Term)
• Goal: Achieve sustainable development and
resilience.
• • Key Activities:
• • - Long-term investments in WASH,
education, governance
• • - Climate adaptation and sustainability
• • - Policy and institutional reform
• • Standards: SDGs, national development
plans
Cross-Cutting Themes (All Phases)
• - Protection, gender, and inclusion
• • - Community engagement and accountability
• • - Coordination and leadership
• • - Monitoring and evaluation

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