Chapter Annexes - CARE Toolkit

Market Information&Food Insecurity Response Analysis Tool: CARE USA's has been working with Cornell University to develop a response analysis tool specifically for food insecurity. The tool is particularly useful in considering cash or food transfer interventions.

23.16

Emergency Market Mapping & Analysis(EMMA) http://emma-toolkit.org/ . A tool for rapid market assessments in emergencies - while less comprehensive than the Market Information& Food Insecurity Response Analysis tool that CARE has been developing with Cornell it is quicker to use and may therefore be appropriate in most circumstances. The tool was published in early 2010 and there are many trainings conducted so far. For more information please contact

23.17

UNICEF framework for causes of malnutrition

23.18

Navarro-Colorado C. A Retrospective Study of Emergency Supplementary Feeding Programmes. ENN/SC UK. June 2007.

23.19

IASC 2006. Women, girls, boys & men: Different needs-equal opportunities. Gender Handbook in Humanitarian Action. IASC.

23.20

Longley, Catherine, Christoplos, Ian & Slaymaker, Tom 2006. Agricultural rehabilitation: Mapping the linkages between humanitarian relief, social protection and development. Humanitarian Policy Group Report 22.

23.21

Capacity Assessment of Emergency Food Security.

23.22

Maxwell, Dan 2007. Recommendations toward an Emergency Food Security Strategy. Summary analysis and report.

23.23

CI Emergency Strengthening Strategy (2006)

23.24

Food Policy (December 2001)-currently being updated by CARE USA, Food Resources Coordination Team

23.25

White Paper on Food Aid Policy (June 2006)-describes CARE's decision to opt out of monetisation.

23.26

Harmonized Training Package. Nutrition Cluster Toolkit.2008.Modules 11 to 19.

23.27

Integrated Food Security Phase Classification: Technical Manual & User Guide

24. Water, Sanitation and Hygiene

24.1

Sphere minimum standards in disaster response 2011. Chapter 2: Minimum standards in water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion.

24.1

Emergency WASH Team Offer of Service

24.3

Davis, J & Lambert, R 2002. Engineering in emergencies: A practical guide for relief workers. 2nd ed. ITDG Publishing & RedR.

24.4

Harvey, Peter 2007. Excreta disposal in emergency situations: a field manual. WEDC.

24.5

Hygiene promotion in emergencies: A briefing paper (WASH Cluster Guidelines).

24.6

OCHA/CARE 2011. Sex and age disaggregated data. Improving humanitarian response in emergencies. The Feinstein International Centre, August 2011.

24.7

WASH Cluster 2007. Indicators for monitoring hygiene promotion in emergencies.

24.8

WASH and accountability checklist (WASH Cluster Guidelines) .

24.9

WASH and accountability guidelines.

24.10

WASH cluster training resources (Various).

24.11

CARE 10 Things You Need to Know About Household Water Treatment

24.12

Emergency WASH and Gender Marker Tipsheet

24.13

Gender Equality Programming – Guidance Note: WASH

25. Shelter

25.1

CARE shelter strategy

25.2

Shelter Programming Process

25.3

Indicators for shelter programmes

25.4

Emergency shelter: gender marker tip-sheets

25.5

Minimum standards for shelter and settlements and NFIs _SPHERE handbook

25.6

Standard Operating procedures for integrated urban responses - an example from CARE Syrian refugee response in Lebanon, one neighbourhood programme

25.7

Most commonly used logistic forms - in CET Part IV: Operational Guidelines, 25.9 Logistics - Annexes

25.8

Most commonly used finance forms - in CET Part IV: Operational Guidelines, 24.8 Finance - Annexes

25.9

Most commonly used HR forms - in CET Part IV: Operational Guidelines, 23.16 Human Resources - Annexes

25.10

Rapid assessment forms

25.11

Rural Shelter RNA - HH interview

25.12

Urban Shelter RNA – HH interview

25.13

Shelter RNA - Focus Group Discussion questionnaire

25.14

Damage assessment

25.15

Rapid markets analysis

25.16

Beneficiary identification - prioritization tool / score card

25.17

Shelter and NFIs distributions

25.17b

Shelter NFI distribution guidance note

25.17c

A shelter NFI distribution toolkit – example forms and tools used in CARE Nepal earthquake response 2015

25.18

Voucher distributions and voucher fairs guidance note

25.19

Cash Transfer Programming - distribution guidance notes

25.20

IEC guidance note

25.21

Link GSC examples used in other countries

25.22

Link to basic trainings (distribution, shelter kits, etc.)

25.23

Land tenure certificate

25.24

Community MOU for building work

25.25

Government MOU to provide infrastructure or services

25.26

Interagency MOU to provide infrastructure or services

25.27

Community MOU and TOR for construction committee

25.28

Letter of Invitation to Tender

25.29

Tender Invitation

25.30

Building contract

25.31

Schedule of Work

25.32

Bill of Quantities

25.33

Drawing Title Block

25.34

Specification

25.35

Construction Quality Control Checklist

25.36

Certificate of Completion

25.37

Building Handover Document

25.38

Asset Handover Document

25.39

Materials Voucher

25.40

Organograms

25.41

Job Descriptions

25.42

Corsellis, Tom & Vitale, Antonella 2005. Transitional settlement: Displaced populations. Oxfam.

25.43

Barakat, Sultan 2003. Housing reconstruction after conflict and disaster. Humanitarian Practice Network Paper 43. Provides guidance on different types of construction management models for reconstruction.

25.44

Bakarat, Sultan 2003. Housing reconstruction after conflict and disaster. Chapter 2-Preparation, planning and assessment, p. 5

25.45

UNHCR 2007. Handbook for emergencies. Chapter 12-Site selection, planning and shelter. Contains guidance on supporting displaced people in camps.

25.46

Deng, M Francis 2004. Guiding principles on internal displacement. 2nd ed. UNOCHA. These principles identify the rights and guarantees relevant to the protection of internally displaced persons in all phases of displacement.

25.47

REA: Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment Kelly, Charles 2005. Guidelines for rapid environmental impact assessment in disasters. Benfield Hazard Research Centre.

25.48

FRAME: Framework for Assessing, Monitoring and Evaluating the Environment in Refugee-related Operations.

25.49

Ashmore, Joseph. Tents: A guide to the use and logistics of family tents in humanitarian relief. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

25.50

Humanitarian Timber. Field guidelines on the procurement, logistics and use of timber in humanitarian operations

25.51

Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre-Training materials, research materials and specific country data on IDP numbers, needs and movements.

25.52

Paul, Diane 1999. Protection in practice: Field-level strategies for protecting civilians from deliberate harm. Relief and Rehabilitation Network paper. Overseas Development Institute, Humanitarian Practice Network.

25.53

Plastic Sheeting. Information on the specification and use of plastic sheeting in humanitarian relief