Philippe Rekacewicz, Le Monde diplomatique, Paris, April 2001

Le Monde Diplomatique (French)
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/cartes/

Map is part of a series also including
- Those Who Have Returned
- Forced to Emigrate

Ce site vous propose une série d'informations de base sur les pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest et du Centre. De nouvelles données seront ajoutées au fur et à mesure sur d'autres thèmes ou d'autres pays. Ce serveur a été mis en place en 1996 avec un appui financier de la France dans le cadre d'un fonds fiduciaire.

Pour chaque pays, vous pouvez consulter différents documents concernant l'agriculture et l'alimentation (textes,
cartes, données statistiques, ...). Les sujets traités dans chacun de ces documents sont détaillés ci-après, ainsi que les sources ayant servi à leur réalisation.

Philippe Rekacewicz, Le Monde diplomatique, Paris, April 2001

Le Monde Diplomatique (French)
http://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/cartes/

Map is part of a series also including
- Exiled within Their Own Country
- Forced to Emigrate

Aiming to achieve accountability and learning, this study examines the utilisation of evaluation findings in the management of humanitarian programmes.

It argues for the necessity of effectively using findings of evaluation studies for operations management, policy formulation and the internal organisation of humanitarian organisations for evaluation to have a sustainable role. For this purpose, it provides information on the following issues:

- Assessing current practice of follow-up
- Analysing factors that contribute to good practice versus unsatisfactory practice

This document reviews UNICEF's humanitarian response capacity, in order to identify broad conclusions and lessons on programmatic and operational improvements, strengths and remaining gaps in UNICEF humanitarian response. For this purpose, it examines the following issues:

- Humanitarian principles and human rights
- Interagency coordination
- Information management for planning, monitoring and evaluation
- Funding
- Management of inputs
- Human resources
- Allocation of roles and responsibilities

The review is based on 30 evaluations carried

This article examines information systems that cater to the international humanitarian-assistance community.

For this purpose, it considers field efforts, existing information systems in aid and the need for change, in particular examining the reasons for the failure of field-based systems and suggesting possible ways of enhancing their effectiveness.

These guidelines seek to assist in the provision of reliable water supply where mass displacement of people has occurred, e.g. in refugee camps and relief centers, as well as for work with smaller communities who may not have been displaced from their homes. It contains the following chapters:  

- Assessing water quality
- Treatment technologies
- Application of treatment processes
- Installation strategy for bulk water
- Operation/management

The techniques and equipment described reflect the most current practice of Oxfam GB.