Emergency interventions in the West Bank are, proportionately, the most heavily
impacted because they have been supported almost entirely by the US for years, and
those resources are no longer available in 2018
[…]In Gaza, poverty and unemployment rates are at very high levels, and almost a
million refugees – more than 50 percent of the population – depend on food aid from
UNRWA. Food assistance is an absolute humanitarian necessity and a priority. (...) For example the Agency managed to preserve
the food distributions for 1 Million people in Gaza. (...) The UNRWA
DT, having reviewed the applications and having noted the common questions of law and
fact, considered it appropriate to consolidate the applications and issue only one judgment.
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In Gaza, poverty and unemployment rates are at very high levels, and almost a million
refugees – more than 50 percent of the population – depend on food aid from
UNRWA. Food assistance is an absolute humanitarian necessity and a priority. (...) For example the Agency managed to preserve
the food distributions for 1 Million people in Gaza. (...) The
UNRWA DT, having reviewed the applications and having noted the common questions of
law and fact, considered it appropriate to consolidate the applications and issue only one
judgment.
Language:English
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In Gaza, poverty and unemployment rates are at very high levels, and almost a million
refugees – more than 50 percent of the population – depend on food aid from
UNRWA. Food assistance is an absolute humanitarian necessity and a priority. (...) The UNRWA DT,
having reviewed the applications and having noted the common questions of law and fact,
considered it appropriate to consolidate the applications and issue only one judgment. (...) He decided to take measures to prioritize
and secure the Agency’s community mental health programme and cash for work programme
in Gaza in order to protect vital food assistance to a million refugees. To do that, he was
obliged to re-structure and to make job cuts.
Language:English
Score: 829570.4
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Emergency interventions in the West Bank are, proportionately, the most heavily
impacted because they have been supported almost entirely by the US for years, and
those resources are no longer available in 2018 […]
In Gaza, poverty and unemployment rates are at very high levels, and almost a million
refugees – more than 50 percent of the population – depend on food aid from
UNRWA. Food assistance is an absolute humanitarian necessity and a priority. (...) For example the Agency managed to preserve
the food distributions for 1 Million people in Gaza. (...) THE UNITED NATIONS APPEALS TRIBUNAL
Judgment No. 2020-UNAT-1028
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programme and cash for work programme in Gaza in order to protect vital food assistance
to a million refugees. To do that he was obliged to re-structure and to make job cuts.
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Score: 790184.57
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By application filed on 28 January 2022, the Applicant, a service contract
holder at the Wood Food Programme (“WFP”), contests the decision not to renew
his contract beyond 4 February 2022.
2. (...) UNDT/2022/007
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brought into relationship with the United Nations in accordance with
the provisions of Articles 57 and 63 of the Charter of the United
Nations or other international organization or entity established by a
treaty and participating in the common system of conditions of
service, where a special agreement has been concluded between the
agency, organization or entity concerned and the Secretary-General
of the United Nations to accept the terms of the jurisdiction of the
Dispute Tribunal, consonant with the present statute.
6.
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For those
employers that did not have a cafeteria, the difference between
a common system cafeteria meal and that at a comparable outside
cafeteria was deducted from those employers’ remuneration amounts.
(...) The Applicant claimed that the lack of a United
Nations cafeteria facility within the Madison Avenue building, combined with
the high cost of food in the area, deprived the staff members of Staff Union’s Unit 30
of “their entitlements and [therefore] they are due financial compensation”.
13. (...) The Applicant states that food
Case No. UNDT/NY/2011/073
Judgment No.
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Not all organizations of the UN common system
are under the jurisdiction of the newly established UN Dispute Tribunal and
Appeals Tribunal. (...) Although WFP is an organization of the United Nations common system,
it is not a programme within the meaning of article 3, paragraph 1 (a), of the
UNDT statute. (...) WFP is an autonomous joint subsidiary programme of the
United Nations and [the Food and Agriculture Organization of the
Untied Nations (FAO)].
2.
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Score: 773962.55
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Microsoft PowerPoint - IPC Overview CFS 19 Oct 2012.ppt [Compatibility Mode]
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
Evidence and Standards for Better Food Security Decisions
COMMITTEE ON WORLD FOOD SECURITY
MAPPING FOOD SECURITY AND NUTRITION ACTIONS AT
Evidence and Standards for Better Food Security Decisions
MAPPING FOOD SECURITY AND NUTRITION ACTIONS AT COUNTRY LEVEL
IPC Overview
FAO-Rome 19 October 201219 October 2012
Alemu Asfaw IPC Global Support Unit
IPC Global Partners
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
Common Challenges for Applied FoodCommon Challenges for Applied Food Security Analysis
o Partial data sets
o Multiple contexts and drivers – need commono Multiple contexts and drivers need common understanding and minimum standards
o Need for multi‐sectoral inputs – no basis for responseo Need for multi sectoral inputs no basis for response analysis
o Need for comparability over space and timeo Need for comparability over space and time
o Need for accountability & action oriented analysis
o Need for consensus building and ownership
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
WHAT’S IPC
• A set of protocols (tools and procedures) to classify the nature and the severity of food insecurity
• It’s a process involving multiple stakeholders to build t h i ltechnical consensus,
• based on participatory and transparent evidence‐ based analysisy
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
IPC added value (IPC RESPONDING TO SOME OF THE CHALLENGES)
• Link between complex information and action
• Provides a common languageProvides a common language
• Comparability over space and time
• Transparency and accountability
• Provides the basis for response analysisProvides the basis for response analysis
• Builds technical consensus
• Clear and accessible communication
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
The IPC is not...
• a methodology to measure food insecurity – IPC brings together different methodologies
• a tool for data collection – but it can inform data collection and identify gaps
• an information system
• response analysis – but it is the starting point for response analysisanalysis
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
Where does IPC stop in decision making?
The Analysis – Response Continuum
Situation Analysis
Response Implementation
Response Planning
Response Analysis
Monitoring /
Evaluation
The IPC addresses just one stage for effective interventions— Situation Analysisy
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
WhatWhat Is NEW In IPC V2.0Is NEW In IPC V2.0 ConsolidationConsolidation IntoInto FunctionsFunctionsConsolidation Consolidation IntoInto FunctionsFunctions
1) Formation of Technical Working Group
2) Classifying Severity & Causes
3) Quality Assurance
4) Building Technical Consensus4) Building Technical Consensus
5) Communicating for Action
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
T h i l W ki G M t i
IPC Manual V2.0 Key Innovations
o Technical Working Group Matrix
o Integrated Analytical Framework and Reference Tableo Integrated Analytical Framework and Reference Table
o Harmonized Parameters for Analysis and Limiting Factors
o Expanded Communication Template
o Prototype Tools for Chronic Food Insecurity
o Guidance for reliability Scores and IPC Compatibility
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
IPC Governance Structure
• The Global Steering Committee of the IPC: CARE, EC JRC, FAO, FEWSNET, Oxfam, SCF, WFP, Global FS Cluster, CILSS
• The Global Support Unit (GSU) , hosted by FAO Head pp ( ) , y Quarters, but with members of different partner agencies
• Working together at Multiple levels: National, regional and Global level – five sub regions and more than 30 countriesGlobal level five sub regions and more than 30 countries
involved in IPC
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
IPC M di L T Vi iIPC Medium to Long Term Visions (in line with CFS principles)
o Expanded countries/institutions utilize, internalize and institutionalize the IPC platform
o transparent consensus building exercise – partnership based
d b d d do FS practitioners use evidence based and Common Food Insecurity currency (terminologies) with the ultimate objectives of:
o facilitating timely decisions in (improve accountability) ‐ saving lives ; moving from relief to development; smooth the division between the two; and resiliencethe division between the two; and resilience
o reducing Global hunger
IPC The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification
IPC Medium to Long Term Vision
o Promotion of the IPC‐like approach for other sectors beyond Food Security – contribute to harmonization of methodologies
o Contribute to the overall debate on standardizing Food Security Analysis and broader FSNIS terminologies
o Contribute to the introduction of IPC and FS concepts into University curriculum and AcademiaUniversity curriculum and Academia
o Contribute to the Mapping of Food Security and Nutrition A ti t t l l ti th l iActions at country level – supporting the gap analysis
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Integrated Food Security and Humanitarian Phase Classification
Integrated Food Security and Humanitarian Phase Classification
CFS Side Event 2007
Side Event:
Perspectives on a Common Approach for
Food Security Analysis and Response:
The Contribution of the IPC
Thirty-third Session of the Committee on World Food Security (CFS)
14.30-17.30, May 9, 2007
1. (...) The ongoing adaptation of the IPC at country level has driven efforts to move towards a common approach for food security analysis and response also at the international level.
(...) Specific objectives include:
· To outline how country implementation activities in the Horn of Africa are informing a common approach for food security analysis and response.
· To outline how multiple agencies are working together to improve food security analysis and response through IPC activities at country level, also beyond the African context.
· To preview how online technology will be harnessed in the future application and adaptation at country level of the IPC approach.
3.
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Who benefits? | Common Oceans - A partnership for sustainability in the ABNJ | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations | Common Oceans - A partnership for sustainability in the ABNJ | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
FAO.org
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Common Oceans - A partnership for sustainability in the ABNJ
Background
Projects
News
Calendar
Partners
Resources
Program, structure & goals
Who benefits?
Who benefits from the Common Oceans ABNJ Program?
Fisheries in ABNJ contribute to employment, nutrition and trade. (...) The Common Oceans ABNJ Program is intended to help ensure their food and livelihoods security through the long-term management and sustainability of ABNJ fisheries and the ecosystems on which they depend.
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Score: 750792.7
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