OUTCOMES

1. Annex A: UNICEF’s Preparedness Systems: Inferred Logical Model, DRAFT 23 July 2012 • OUTPUTS • Evidence Generation and Tool Development • Risk-informed SitAns/CCA • Risk Assessment (national, EW analysis in EWEA) • EW reports (OPSCEN reports, Top 15, IASC EWEA report) • IA guidelines, PPP inputs, development of EWEA • Development of UNICEF & IA Preparedness Plans • EPRPs (up to 2009), BCP • CO inputs in EWEA system • UNICEF/IA contingency plans and security plans • Emergency Risk Informed Country Programmes (UNDAF & CPAPs) and workplans (AWP/RWP) • Preparedness Partnerships Building • Country-level partnerships with government, CSO, UN agencies, NGOs and RCM • IASC Preparedness SWG • Global partnerships (UN, NGOs, Donors, RCM, Regional Organizations) • Technical • Assistance • EPR training, contingency planning & simulations • Capacity development of government, partners and communities • Sector or operation preparedness (standards development, logistics) • Policy Change Based on Advocacy • Increased attention to inter agency preparedness • Expanded focus to Disaster Risk Reduction • Strengthened focus on capacity development of national and local actors • OUTCOMES • Strengthened UNICEF (HQ, RO, CO) and IA preparedness and capacities to respond to emergencies • Strengthened national preparedness and capacities to respond to emergencies • Specific programmatic outcomes achieved that target addressing root causes of emergencies • LONGER-TERM OUTCOMES AND IMPACT • Improved international humanitarian response • Increased capacity of nationaland sub-national actors (incl. Communities) to prevent, respond & recover from emergencies • Reduced harm and death and increased protection of children due to man made or natural disasters