Learning objectives
After completing this short course, you will be able to:
- Explain the purpose, key features and steps required in developing the HNO and HRP,
- Describe the overarching resource mobilization processes, sources and mechanisms for humanitarian funding
- Explain how to build the capacity of partners in resource mobilization
- Describe the purpose and phases of response monitoring
- Describe how to develop a response monitoring framework and overcome common challenges
- Describe the purposes and features of the 3/4/5Ws and how to effectively use it
Audience
This short course is suitable for anyone who is interested developing their understanding of the HPC and the processes within it. People working in humanitarian coordination and information management, and those who need to engage with coordination structures within the humanitarian architecture will find the course particularly useful.
Length
The short course will take you about 4 hours to complete. You do not need to complete all of the modules in one go: your progress through the short course will be saved.
Methodology
This course is composed of six short self-paced modules. There is a pre-course test which you can take to test your knowledge of the topics covered and a final assessment. On successful completion of the final assessment, you will be awarded a certificate. If you have previously completed the module that is included in a short course, it will be marked as completed and you will not have to repeat the module.
Structure
This course is composed of six modules:
- The development of a Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan
- Introduction to humanitarian response funding processes, appeals and pooled funds
- Supporting access to funding and building capacity of partners in resource mobilization
- Monitoring the response
- Response monitoring framework and tools
- 3/4/5Ws