Raising the Standard for people in crisis:
Holding ourselves to account

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With our global network of member organisations, we raise the standard of aid by putting people at the centre of humanitarian and development action.

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We use the Core Humanitarian Standard on Quality & Accountability which is a measurable and verifiable standard to improve aid.

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Verifying performance

Our verification scheme produces data that is critical in helping organisations understand the extent to which they have applied the Core Humanitarian Standard, and identify opportunities for improvement. Taken collectively, the data also shows us important trends for the sector. See how verified organisations are scoring, on average, against the Nine Commitments of the CHS.

Communities and people affected by crisis can expect assistance that...
Average score
Requirement fulfilled
01234
1
Is appropriate and relevant
2.7
2
Is effective and timely
2.5
3
Strengthens local capacity and avoids negative effects
2.5
4
Is based on communication, participation and feedback
2.5
5
Welcomes and addresses complaints
1.9
6
Is coordinated and complementary
2.9
7
Improves as organisations learn
2.5
8
Is facilitated by competent, well-managed staff
2.6
9
Comes from organisations that responsibly manage resources
2.6
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Closing the accountability gap to better protect victims/survivors of SEAH – Project Cultivating Caring, Compassionate Aid Organisations 2021 – the year to raise the standard for those we work for

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