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Strategic Objectives2Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Protection risks and needs are identified, monitored, mitigated, and addressed for crisis-affected people and stateless people, while the centrality of protection is upheld across the humanitarian response including through the promotion of respect for human rights, international humanitarian law and humanitarian principles. - Strategic Objective
Suffering, morbidity, and mortality are prevented or reduced among crisis-affected people through equitable, safe, and dignified access to timely, multisectoral, life-saving assistance—ensuring their well-being and preventing further deterioration of their humanitarian conditions.
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Cluster Objectives23Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
Crisis-affected and other vulnerable children and youth with humanitarian needs have continued access to safe, inclusive, quality learning opportunities - Cluster Objective
Affected people are assisted with emergency, temporary shelter, and emergency NFI that enhances protection, life-saving, dignity, and privacy while promoting environmentally friendly solutions, as well as increase the capacity to mitigate potential disasters. - Cluster Objective
Timely and effective validation and coordinated response to outbreaks are conducted. - Cluster Objective
Implemented, operated and sustained quality and standards of water and sanitation services and good hygiene practices to crisis affected population to maintain the health, dignity and protection of the affected population, on the basis of risk-sensitive programming and consultation with communities for integrated/mainstreamed WASH services. - Cluster Objective
A conducive environment to prevent and mitigate protection risks and concerns is supported through inclusive, localized community protection approaches, mainstreaming of protection and enhancement of capacity of protection and non-protection actors to address the impacts of armed conflict and other shocks on civilians. (Risk mitigation and prevention) - Cluster Objective
Suffering, morbidity, and mortality is prevented or reduced among 600,000 displaced, returned, stateless and other crisis-affected people experiencing or at risk of food insecurity, malnutrition, and health threats. - Cluster Objective
Emergency life-saving food assistance is provided to IDPs, IDP-returnees and stateless people. - Cluster Objective
Crisis-affected and other vulnerable children and youth with humanitarian needs receive quality, protective, and inclusive education that caters for their mental health and psychosocial needs. - Cluster Objective
Affected people assisted with transitional, semi-permanent shelter support and replenishment of NFIs to enhance protection, dignity, safety, and privacy while promoting environmentally friendly solutions. - Cluster Objective
Improved access to life-saving health services, ensuring quality and inclusive healthcare, among 1.7 million displaced, returned, stateless and other crisis-affected people. - Cluster Objective
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels. - Cluster Objective
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels. - Cluster Objective
Emergency life-saving food assistance is provided to other crisis-affected people. - Cluster Objective
The capacity of communities and local/national education partners is strengthened to support safer, coordinated education that monitors and responds to identified needs, and mitigates impacts of shocks and crises. - Cluster Objective
Strengthened settlement monitoring, service coordination and maintenance of camp infrastructure in line with humanitarian life-saving support. - Cluster Objective
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels. - Cluster Objective
Evolving protection concerns, needs, and violations are monitored, analyzed, and responded to (including Child Protection, GBV, Mine Action and MHPSS) through multilayered protection response, upholding fundamental rights and restoring the dignity, physical safety and well-being of affected populations. (Monitoring and Response) - Cluster Objective
Emergency life-saving food production assistance is provided to IDPs, IDP-returnees, stateless people and other crisis-affected people. - Cluster Objective
Strengthened capacity of camp management actors, communities, stakeholders and service providers at camp level on camp management and coordination, and protection mainstreaming. - Cluster Objective
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels. - Cluster Objective
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels. - Cluster Objective
Reinforced community participation activities at settlements level. - Cluster Objective
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels.
- Cluster Objective
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Cluster Activities97Cluster Activities
- Cluster Activity
Provision of emergency shelter assistance. - Cluster Activity
Emergency verification and response, including disease outbreaks. - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people including IDP's returnees, stateless and other vulnerable groups have equitable, inclusive and safe access to safe/improved drinking water meeting demand for domestic purposes, at minimum/agreed standards. - Cluster Activity
Support community awareness raising for prevention and mitigation of protection risks. - Cluster Activity
Provide emergency life-saving food assistance to IDPs, IDP-returnees, and stateless people. - Cluster Activity
Screen children 6-59 months for wasting. - Cluster Activity
Establish/rehabilitate TLSs that are accessible to all crisis affected children and youths (including those with physical disabilities). - Cluster Activity
Provision of emergency NFI assistance. - Cluster Activity
Crisis- affected people including IDPs, returness, stateless and other vulneraberal groups have equitable, inclusive and safe access to functional excreta disposal systems. - Cluster Activity
Support community-based protection and accountability structures and community-led risk mitigation initiatives. - Cluster Activity
Provide emergency life-saving food assistance to other crisis-affected people. - Cluster Activity
Screen PLW for malnutrition. - Cluster Activity
Provide/improve safe accessible context appropriate and gender segregated WASH facilities in learning spaces. - Cluster Activity
Reproductive, maternal and child health care, including emergency obstetric care. - Cluster Activity
Patient referral. - Cluster Activity
Awareness raising. - Cluster Activity
Provide emergency life-saving food production assistance to IDPs, IDP-returnees, stateless people, and other crisis-affected people. - Cluster Activity
Admit children aged 6-59 months with SAM for treatment. - Cluster Activity
Enhace the capacity to effectively respond to and mitigate potential disasters. - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people including IDP's returnees, stateless and other vulnerable groups have equitable, inclusive and safe access to community-tailored messages, enabling health seeking behavior. - Cluster Activity
Provide/expand safe, relevant, accessible, quality and inclusive non-formal education opportunities for all crisis- and displacement-affected children and youth (ECCD and basic education). - Cluster Activity
Provide individual age/ task-appropriate, and inclusive learning materials/education supplies and resources for use by learners and educators (learners and educators kits - note books, pencils, pens, back packs, uniforms/school clothing, etc.). - Cluster Activity
Community-level child protection. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by 12 staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national co-coordinator, 1 national IMO, 1 national senior IMO, 4 subnational coordinators, and 4 subnational co-coordinators. - Cluster Activity
Admit children aged 6-59 months with MAM for treatment. - Cluster Activity
Provision of shelter construction assistance. - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people including IDP's returnees, stateless and other vulnerable groups have equitable, inclusive and safe access to hygiene items. - Cluster Activity
Mental health and psychosocial support services. - Cluster Activity
Equip learning spaces with appropriate supplies (e.g. black boards, furniture, chalk, etc.). - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people including IDP's returnees, stateless and other vulnerable groups in temporary health facilities have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services. - Cluster Activity
Capacity building for staff and non-child protection staff. - Cluster Activity
Admit PLW with MAM for treatment. - Cluster Activity
Provision of shelter reconstruction assistance. - Cluster Activity
Medicines, supplies and equipment. - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services in emergencies, on the basis of risk-sensitive programming and consultation with communities. - Cluster Activity
Distribution of dignity kits and cash and voucher assistance. - Cluster Activity
Provide boys and girls aged 6-59 months at risk of acute malnutrition in priority locations blanket supplementary feeding support. - Cluster Activity
Provision of shelter repair/rehabilitation. - Cluster Activity
Delivery of primary health care. - Cluster Activity
Provide cash and voucher assistance for education (based on feasibility). - Cluster Activity
GBV outreach and awareness raising. - Cluster Activity
Provide PLWs at risk of acute malnutrition in priority locations blanket supplementary feeding. - Cluster Activity
Provision of shelter improvements for people with disability. - Cluster Activity
Support activities to national programme of immunization. - Cluster Activity
Provide age- and context-appropriate menstrual hygiene and health management information sessions and materials/supplies (sanitary pads/napkins/towels) to adolescent girls in learning spaces. - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people including IDP's returnees, stateless and other vulnerable groups in temporary learning have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services. - Cluster Activity
Rehabilitation services and provision of assistive devices for persons with injuries and different forms of impairments. - Cluster Activity
Primary GBV prevention. - Cluster Activity
Provide primary caregivers of children 0-23 months IYCF counselling. - Cluster Activity
Replenishment of NFI assistance. - Cluster Activity
Recruit and retain quality educators through provision of incentive payments for educators. - Cluster Activity
Eight Cluster Coordinators (two for each geographical coordination zone including co-coorindator and two at national level) and five Cluster Information Management Officers’ - Cluster Activity
Provide EiE relevant capacity building to volunteer and community educators (EiE, learner centered pedagogy, SEL, PSS, DRR, CP, child safeguarding, etc.). Esp for child protection and referal - Cluster Activity
Health promotion. - Cluster Activity
Capacity building of frontline workers. - Cluster Activity
Provide children 6-59 months multiple micronutrient powders. - Cluster Activity
Coordination and monitoring of multi-sector responses in IDP settlements. - Cluster Activity
Provide inclusive age- and context-appropriate, supplemantary learning materials/ resources to conflict- and displacement-affected children and youth to support their education. - Cluster Activity
Improve living conditions through site care and maintenance. - Cluster Activity
Capacity building. - Cluster Activity
Capacity building of community mobilizers. - Cluster Activity
Provide pregnant women preventative multiple micro-nutrient tablet or iron-folic acid supplementation. - Cluster Activity
Implementation of CCCM trainings. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by 18 staff members: 1 national coordinator, 2 national IMOs, 10 subnational (co-)coordinators, and 5 subnational IMOs - Cluster Activity
Capacity building of CSO/WLOs on GBV prevention and response, and coordination. - Cluster Activity
Provide children aged 6-59 months vitamin A supplementation. - Cluster Activity
Strengthen EiE response capacity of CSOs, NGOs, ethnic, monastic and local partners (including MRE, PSEA, advocacy, coordination, resource mobilization, contingency plans, AAP, etc.). - Cluster Activity
Coordination. - Cluster Activity
Capacity building of non-GBV humanitarian actors on GBV risk mitigation and safe referrals. - Cluster Activity
Establish and/or build capacity of education committees/PTAs to actively participate in education in their communities. - Cluster Activity
Implementation of CCCM ToTs. - Cluster Activity
Increase awareness and education on the risks of explosive ordnance among at-risk populations. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by seven staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national IMO, 1 national coordination specialist, and 4 subnational coordinators. - Cluster Activity
Development of community participation activities. - Cluster Activity
Strengthen mainstreaming and localization approaches through capacity building and engagement with partners and stakeholders. - Cluster Activity
Establishment/maintenance of complaint/feedback mechanism and clear referral pathway. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by 12 staff members: 1 national coordinator, 4 subnational coordinators, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational IMOs, and 2 national cluster assistants. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by 13 staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national co-coordinator, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational IMOs, 1 national co-IMO, 1 national officer, and 4 subnational coordinators. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by seven staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national co-coordinator, 1 national IMO, and 4 subnational coordinators. - Cluster Activity
GBV safety audits. - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by six staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational co-coordinators (Women Led Organizations/CSOs). - Cluster Activity
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by six staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational co-coordinators. - Cluster Activity
Advocacy to reduce and ultimately stop the indiscriminate use of landmines and victim-activated IEDs and limit their impact on the civilian population. - Cluster Activity
Provision of targeted/specialized protection support and case management services to persons with specific needs and persons living in heightened risk. - Cluster Activity
Provision of legal aid support and access to civil documentation. - Cluster Activity
Strengthen protection assessments, monitoring, incident reporting and joint protection analysis among protection actors. - Cluster Activity
Case management. - Cluster Activity
Mental health and psychosocial support. - Cluster Activity
Adolescent programming. - Cluster Activity
Provision of targeted/specialized support to persons with specific protection needs/risks - Cluster Activity
Cash assistance part of GBV case management. - Cluster Activity
GBV case management and psychosocial support. - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe house/shelter service. - Cluster Activity
Provision of legal aid/counselling. - Cluster Activity
GBV service mapping - Cluster Activity
Provision of Existing/Temporary Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) - Cluster Activity
Explosive ordnance victims/survivors and their families have access to necessary health care, rehabilitation, reintegration, and socio-economic support.
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Response plan
HNRP
Myanmar Earthquake HNRP Flash Addendum 2025
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Protection risks and needs are identified, monitored, mitigated, and addressed for crisis-affected people and stateless people, while the centrality of protection is upheld across the humanitarian response including through the promotion of respect for human rights, international humanitarian law and humanitarian principles.
SO2
Suffering, morbidity, and mortality are prevented or reduced among crisis-affected people through equitable, safe, and dignified access to timely, multisectoral, life-saving assistance—ensuring their well-being and preventing further deterioration of their humanitarian conditions.