Report on the IFRC Framework 5 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies
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[Document title] [Document subtitle] [Date] [Company name] [Company address] [Date] [Company name] [Company address] Executive Summary: 2 Introduction: 2 Purpose and rationale and for the evaluation of report: 2 Collection of Data and its relevancy: 2 Methodology: 3 Underlying values and principles: 4 Criteria used to evaluate actions and achievements: 5 International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Framework 5 Inclusion of health sector 7 Findings and achievements
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Table of ContentsExecutive Summary:...................................................................................................................................2Introduction:................................................................................................................................................2Purpose and rationale and for the evaluation of report:...............................................................................2Collection of Data and its relevancy:...........................................................................................................2Methodology:..............................................................................................................................................3Underlying values and principles:...............................................................................................................4Criteria used to evaluate actions and achievements:....................................................................................5International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Framework..............................5Inclusion of health sector.............................................................................................................................7Findings and achievements..........................................................................................................................7Conclusion:.................................................................................................................................................8References...................................................................................................................................................91
Executive Summary:Australia and Myanmar have a long-term relationship. Australia has supported Myanmar during the period of transition to democracy. It also supports Myanmar by providing various funds. Myanmar is facing substantial challenges in spite of positive development. There are several disputes going on in Myanmar and is prone to natural disasters, armed dispute and intercommunal tensions. This report is a critical analysis of humanitarian intervention evaluation report.It also includes efficiency and relevancy of Australian assistance provided to Myanmar specially to states called Rakhine and Kachin.Introduction:This report describes briefly the findings and recommendations of the evaluation of Australian assistance provided during crisis in Myanmar between 2014 to 2017. This assistance provided a huge aid programs that covers development, peace and several humanitarian programs in Myanmar.Australia has always provided support to Myanmar and is one of the oldest donor and in recent years it has helped Myanmar during the transition period to democratic government. Even after democracy Myanmar is suffering from many challenging situation and needs humanitarian assistance(Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan: January - December 2017, 2017). This paper analyses relevancy, efficiency and effectiveness of assistance provided by Australia which particularly focused on two states called Rakhine and Kachin. It especially emphasizes on the performance of humanitarian programs in respect to current priorities and strategies.Purpose and rationale and for the evaluation of report:the main purpose of the evaluation of the report is to analyses the effectiveness, efficiency and relevance of the Australian humanitarian assistance provided to Myanmar. The present scenario of Myanmar can be classified by the current circumstances in 3 different conditions such as, ongoing communal tensions disputes in the northern province, and displacement of citizens in Rakhine state and migration of refugee in the camps of Thailand[ CITATION Dev \l 1033 ].Hence this report mostly focusses on the two states of Myanmar i.e. Rakhine in southwest and Shan and Kachin situated in northern territory. The rationale of this report is to check relevancy, effectiveness and appropriateness of assistance provided by Australian in these states.Collection of Data and its relevancy:The humanitarian act of Australia was organized based on the several information and data it hadon these two states of Myanmar. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) collecteddata on the number of displaced individual in Rakhine and Kachin that includes, children who were separated from their family members, data on family or domestic violence, data on health and reproductive related issues in women etc. according to these data the aids were divided in various factors to help and support these vulnerable people[ CITATION Ann17 \l 1033 ].2
Over 120,000 from Kachin and Shan were in vulnerable conditions which also incudes 98,000 displaced individuals who had moved due to dispute in Myanmar and needed immediate help and support (Annan, 2017). More than 50% of these people lived away from the reach of government where there was no access of any kind of assistance or aid.Approximately 78% of people living in camp in Kachina were children and women. Likewise, inRakhine more than 400,000 were in vulnerable condition and were in urgent need of assistance.Due to 2012 communal violence in Myanmar over 145,000 people were displaced and 120,000 among these people were scattered till the mid of 2017.About 79% of people in Internally Displaced Persons camp i.e. IDP camp were women and young children. Due to security operations in between 2016 and 2017 more people were displaced internally and over 70,000 people moved to Bangladesh [ CITATION Bur17 \l 1033 ]. This information helped in planning, designing and implementing the proper and effective humanitarian assistance to these vulnerable people.Methodology:For evaluation of report both approach i.e. quantitative as well as qualitative approach were used to triangulate important findings. Group discussions, desk review and stakeholder interviews were included in qualitative approach[ CITATION Hum171 \l 1033 ]. Whilst Australian humanitarianfunding allocations and OCHA financial tracking system data were included in quantitative approach.Desk review:It analyzed 113 documents that comprised of DFAT policy and strategy documents, UN and implementing partner strategy documents, humanitarian policy and guidance, and other papers like reports on gender-based violence, disability, political context) etc.Interviews of key informants:Semi structured interviews were held with 46 people i.e. 27 males and 19 females. The informants involved 7 Government of Myanmar representatives, 13 DFAT staff, 21 implementing partner representatives, 3 other stakeholders and 2 donor representatives.Group discussion It was organized to obtain the views of the affected people on effectiveness of service provided to them. 107 representatives of several communities were included in this discussion. Six people were involved from IDP’s camps and host community people from Rankine and Kachin states. 7 representatives of disabled people’s organization were involved in a consultation to understand the priorities and barriers of these people during the protracted crisis.3
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