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The GHC has commissioned studies to examine the humanitarian response to the COVID-19 pandemic in humanitarian settings, specifically looking at how coordination was adapted, how multisectoral collaboration evolved and how crisis-affected populations benefited from COVID-19 vaccination. These studies exposed initial gaps and limitations. More importantly, the studies reveal a wealth of good practices of how clusters have adapted, risen to the challenges and successfully delivered priority response interventions.
With this series of briefs, the GHC presents key lessons and good practice examples from the pandemic response in humanitarian settings. The GHC will use the evidence and lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic to strengthen health cluster preparedness efforts with tools currently under development.
The COVID-19 pandemic emphasized the importance of coordinated global health responses. This brief highlights gaps in coordination capacity, changes in partner engagement, and the crucial role played by Health Clusters in aligning humanitarian coordination with national efforts. Recommendations and good practices from Iraq, Burkina Faso, Mozambique, and the Central African Republic, are also provided. More here
This brief captures the importance of multisectoral collaboration during the pandemic. It highlights the role of Health Clusters and Inter-Cluster Coordination Groups in fostering collaboration with diverse actors. It also explores key achievements and recommendations for integrating multisectoral approaches into future preparedness planning, emphasizing the significance of community protection mechanisms and engagement with civil society and local leaders in driving successful collaborations. More here
Discover the obstacles encountered in microplanning and resource allocation that led to delays in reaching vulnerable communities with vaccines. Learn about the advocacy efforts of humanitarian partners to ensure fair access to vaccines. This brief also offers valuable insights from the Joint Convening in Nairobi where global health and humanitarian partners collaborated to propose practical solutions to the challenges faced. More here
Learn about successful practices for communicating risks during crises from countries like Sudan, Iraq, Burkina Faso, Bangladesh, Colombia, and Myanmar. Discover how community-based and protection-centered approaches can help build trust and empower local partners. Follow the link below to explore recommendations for meaningful engagement in diverse humanitarian settings. More here
This brief emphasizes the importance of adaptability, community-centred approaches, and strengthened coordination in the COVID-19 response. Learn from successes and challenges, with key recommendations for global strategies, subnational coordination, and building resilience in health systems. An essential read for shaping a more robust and inclusive future in global health. More here
