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SPHERE INDIA

SPHERE INDIA. National Coalition of Humanitarian Agencies in India. An Introduction. What is Sphere. Sphere handbook, Page 5. What is Sphere. Core Beliefs. 2. Sphere Handbook. 1. Sphere Process. 3. Expression of Commitment. Accountability. Quality. 1997 Initial consultation.

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SPHERE INDIA

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  1. SPHERE INDIA National Coalition of Humanitarian Agencies in India An Introduction

  2. What is Sphere Sphere handbook, Page 5

  3. What is Sphere Core Beliefs 2. Sphere Handbook 1. Sphere Process 3. Expression of Commitment Accountability Quality

  4. 1997 Initialconsultation 2000 handbook launched 2004 handbook revised edition 2009 -10 Handbook revision In progress Extensive consultation 4000+ people 80 countries around the world 400 organisations

  5. Sphere India • Geo Hazards International World Vision India Sphere India NCHA (National Coalition of Humanitarian Agencies in India) 44 Member Agencies and 13 State Level IAGs CDMASS ACTED Goal India OXFAM Action Aid VASUDEVA ADRA Tear Fund IAEM IGSSS Welthungerhilfe CASA WHO EHA Biswa VASUDEVA ESAF EFICOR Project Concern International AIDMI CARITAS INDIA UNFPA Care India Dan Church Aid IRCS CARE India Heifer International Discipleship Centre CISF UNICEF VANI Christian Aid NIDM UNDP Seeds India Lutheran World Service India Concern World wide IFRC Plan International (India) Child Fund India LWF Grassroots Trust National Institute of Disaster Management, GoI Save the Children Bal Raksha Bharat

  6. Sphere India Members • ADRA • Action Aid • ACTED • AIDMI • Aid Matrix • Biswa • CARE India • CARITAS India • Catholic Relief Services • Concern World wide • Child Fund India • CASA • Christian Aid • Dan Church Aid • Discipleship Centre • EFICOR • ESAF • Geo Hazards International • Goal India • Grassroots Trust • Heifer International • IRCS/ IFRC • CDMASS • IGSSS • IAEM • Lutheran World Service India • National Institute of Disaster Management, GoI • Oxfam India • Plan International (India) • Project Concern International • Save the Children Bal Raksha Bharat • Seeds India • Tear Fund • UNICEF • UNDP • UNFPA • Voluntary Agencies Network of India (VANI) • VASUDEVA • WHO • Welthungerhilfe • World Vision India

  7. Vision Sphere India collaboration for Humanitarian practice in India Sphere Knowledge, Process & Commitment Sphere India Institute of Humanitarian Practice Sphere India Members & IAGs Sphere Project Partner Agencies and Networks Communities and People at Grassroots

  8. Thematic Areas Sphere India Sphere India to work specific in collaborative areas where members may not have a significant impact by working alone • Inter Agency Processes and Humanitarian Coordination • Training and Capacity Building • Humanitarian Collaborative Advocacy for Policy Making and People centred programming • Information and Knowledge Management • Specific Projects with collaborative interests to promote Quality and Accountability in humanitarian sector in India

  9. Sphere India Constitution Elect chair General Body of Members (Members & IAGs) Thematic Committees Sectoral Committees Shelter Health Food WASH other themes IAA TCBP Q&A IAC I&KM Executive Body ( Representative body of all type of members) Elect/Select Vice chair Fund Manager Sphere India Secretariat (CEO, Sphere India) Fund Manager Sphere Coordinator Manager Admin Focal Point Advocacy Focal Point TCBP Focal Point URS Focal Point Q&A Focal Point IKM (Program Staff as required)

  10. Benefits to Stakeholders

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