Introduction to Humanitarian Accountability
Purpose: Designed for senior staff and project managers, this briefing session explains basic concepts of quality and accountability; the case for humanitarian accountability and quality management; HAP’s origins and mandate; the HAP Standard and Certification Scheme; and relations with other Quality and Accountability Initiatives.
Format: Multi-agency or sole-agency 1-hour briefing or 3-hour interactive workshop.
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Price Guide: Introduction to Humanitarian Accountability
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Swiss francs (CHF)
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Members
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Non-members
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Standard rate
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1,000 CHF
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Small agency rate
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N/a
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500 CHF
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A HAP benchmark workshop held with Merlin national staff in Laputta, Myanmar in March 2009
"If you are just very transparent to them [the community] and give them a clear picture about what the project does and what is going on then they will just accept and be grateful...If you just tell them the truth and what you have at that time in hand. If what you have is little just put in front of them, tell them "I have just this much of things and I need only five people [to be chosen for the beneficiary list] so you select your own people."
Anna-Maria Aliaro lives in Korr, North Kenya, where Tearfund ran a programme from June 2006 to October 2007 in response to the drought.
