Whilst the current model of coordination is fairly effective at enhancing cooperation and supporting good practice on the ground, it's less good at addressing ‘strategic’, response-wide issues. Earlier this year ALNAP brought together experts in coordination from inside and outside the humanitarian sector to ask how this could be improved.
'Improving Humanitarian Coordination' presents themes discussed at the meeting, and sets out actionable recommendations. These are the Executive Summary and Recommendations from that working paper.
