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  • Tool E: Procurement overcompliance incidents

    This tool will help you to monitor overcompliance to sanctions and counterterrorism measures but suppliers and contractors during international procurements. 

     

    The data collected allows estimations on the level of impact on operations and on the population in need.

     

  • Tool D: Donor requirements incidents

    This tool will help you to monitor incidents related to sanctions and counterterrorism requirements by donors at all stages of grant agreements (proposal, contract, implementation, reporting and audit/evaluation). 

     

    Who is involved?

  • Tool F: Banks overcompliance incidents

    This tool is designed to help you monitor overcompliance to sanctions and counterterrorism measures by financial institutions during international bank transfers. 

     

    Who is involved?

    Responsible: HQ Finance department

    Involved: HQ Legal department

  • Tool G: SCTM organisational impact

    This survey is designed to be used for a yearly assessment on the impact of sanctions and counterterrorism measures on global support departments. 

     

    Who is involved?

    Responsible: HQ procurement and finance departments

    Involved: HQ legal departments 

  • Humanitarian Access

    Presence and proximity - To stay and deliver, five years on

    Humanitarians operating in highly volatile environments face a wide range of institutional, operational, access, and security challenges that necessitate carefully designed responses and mitigation measures.

    • Report
    • By: NRC OCHA
    • Published: 2017
    • English
  • Humanitarian Access

    Principled humanitarian assistance of ECHO partners in Iraq

    Commissioned by NRC with the support of ECHO, this review takes an in-depth look at the extent to which humanitarian organisations that receive ECHO funding have incorporated the humanitarian principles in their strategy, decision-making, and practice in Iraq.

    • Report
    • By: HERE-Geneva
    • Published: 2017
    • English