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Accountability Review, June 2015

This accountability review presents feedback gathered from focus group discussions with 300 IDPs, Camp Management Committees, and General IDPs in Rakhine and Kachin in June 2015. The report assesses the responsiveness, quality of relationships, information dissemination, and participation levels with humanitarian agencies in the communities.

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Accountability Review, June 2015

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  1. Accountability Review, June 2015 • 30 Focus Group discussions with 300 IDPs • Camp Management Committees • General IDPs (always disaggregated men/women) • 187 IDPs consulted in 5 camps in Rakhine • 57 IDPs from Camp Management Committees • 130 IDPs not belonging to any coordination structures • 114 IDPs in 5 camps in Kachin • 40 IDPs from Camp Management Committees • 74 IDPs not belonging to any coordination structures

  2. Rakhine: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  3. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Rakhine: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q2 - HOW DO YOU JUDGE THE ABILITY OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE MOST VULNERABLE IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  4. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Rakhine: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q3 - HOW DO YOU JUDGE THE QUALITY OF THE RELATIONSHIP WITH ORGANISATIONS THAT WORK IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  5. Rakhine: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q4 - WHAT LEVEL OF INFORMATION HAVE YOU RECEIVED ABOUT THE HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES AND THEIR ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  6. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Rakhine: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q5 - WHAT DEGREE OF PARTICIPATION HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED WITH HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMMES IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  7. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Rakhine: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q6 - HOW DO YOU RAISE PROBLEMS WITH ORGANISATIONS THAT WORK IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  8. Kachin: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  9. Kachin: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q2 - HOW DO YOU JUDGE THE ABILITY OF HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE MOST VULNERABLE IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  10. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Kachin: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q3 - HOW DO YOU JUDGE THE QUALITY OF THE RELATIONSHIP WITH ORGANISATIONS THAT WORK IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  11. Kachin: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q4 - WHAT LEVEL OF INFORMATION HAVE YOU RECEIVED ABOUT THE HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES AND THEIR ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  12. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Kachin: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q5 - WHAT DEGREE OF PARTICIPATION HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED WITH HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMMES IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

  13. Q1 - DO HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO THE MOST URGENT NEEDS IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • 1.       There’s no humanitarian response in our community • 2.       The humanitarian response that takes place is insufficient and does not respond to our priorities • 3.       The humanitarian response responds to our priorities but is insufficient in quantity • 4.       The humanitarian response is sufficient and responds to our priorities Kachin: Accountability Review, June 2015 • Q6 - HOW DO YOU RAISE PROBLEMS WITH ORGANISATIONS THAT WORK IN YOUR COMMUNITY? • Possible answers:

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