The United Nations Multilateral Response to COVID-19 Humanitarian Health Development Global Humanitarian Strategic Preparedness UN Socio-Economic Response Plan (GHRP) and Response Plan (SPRP) Framework OCHA WHO (and other country socio-economic plans/frameworks ) UNDP/DCO
Summary Humanitarian Health Development Global Humanitarian Strategic Preparedness UN Socio-Economic Response Plan (GHRP) and Response Plan (SPRP) Framework OCHA WHO (and other country socio-economic plans/frameworks) UNDP/DCO Purpose: Strategic plan and resource Purpose: Strategic plan and resource Purpose: Programming framework mobilisation vehicle mobilisation vehicle Objective and scope: Mitigate the social and Objective and scope: Respond to immediate Objective and scope: Support public health economic impact of COVID-19 health and multi-sectoral humanitarian needs in measures to stop transmission of the virus and Who benefits: Vulnerable people in 162 especially vulnerable countries care for those affected countries covered by 129 UN Resident Who benefits: The most vulnerable people in Who benefits: People in all countries affected Coordinators 63 countries already facing a humanitarian or by the pandemic or at risk Who implements: The UN Development System refugee crisis, or with high levels of vulnerability Who implements: WHO and all national and and all national and international partners Who implements: Humanitarian Country international partners supporting national supporting national governments, through country Teams (HCT), UN Agencies, national and governments teams led by Resident Coordinators international NGOs Who is responsible for developing and Who is responsible for developing the plans: Who is responsible for developing and monitoring the plan: WHO, in collaboration UN Development Cooperation Office, UN Country monitoring the plan: OCHA, in collaboration with national governments, HCTs and UN Teams under the leadership of the Resident with HCTs, UN Agencies, NGOs Country Teams Coordinator and as technical lead UNDP, national governments 2
Global Humanitarian Response Plan for COVID-19 (GHRP) COVID-19 add up Funding requirements GHRP $6.69 billion for 2020 May update Adjusted requirements (non-COVID-19) (includes $1 billion for shared services such as air bridge, logistics, and procurement) Country A HRP - Strategic Priorities (SP) SP 1 SP 2 SP 3 Country B HRP 1. Contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and decrease morbidity and Country C RRP / RMRP / Other appeals mortality 2. Decrease the deterioration of human assets and rights, social cohesion and livelihoods $36.69 billion $6.69 billion 3. Protect, assist and advocate for refugees, IDPs, migrants and host communities HRP: Humanitarian Response Plan / RRP: Regional Refugee Response Plan / particularly vulnerable to the pandemic RMRP: Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 3
WHO’s COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan (SPRP) Funding requirements - All countries have costed national action plans SPRP - Organizations supporting countries have their own appeals Guides humanitarian and development health interventions Eight pillars of public health response 1. Country-level coordination, planning, and National Governments monitoring 2. Risk communication and community engagement 3. Surveillance, rapid response teams, and case Partners 4. Points of entry (national and international, including Resident Coordinators) 5. National laboratories 6. Infection prevention and control 7. Case management 8. Operational support and logistics + Maintaining essential health services and systems 4
UN framework for the immediate socio-economic response to COVID-19 There will be no global costing figure - Country frameworks (UN and national plans) The framework supports five work streams: 1. Protecting health services and systems 2. Social protection and basic services Governments’ 3. Protecting jobs and small and medium-sized Socio-Economic Plans enterprises 4. Macroeconomic response and multilateral collaboration 5. Social cohesion and community resilience UN Socio-Economic Framework 5
The three components are complementary Development activities Health activities Humanitarian activities Other development plans and frameworks * Red Humanitarian and GHRP Cross/Red refugee appeals Crescent Movement Country frameworks Appeal (UN and national plans) SPRP NGO Appeals Government Socio-Economic Plans UN Socio-Economic Framework * UN Cooperation Frameworks (prepared by the UNCTs), Agency and Inter-Agency appeals (led by RCs), and National Plans 6
Funding the United Nations COVID-19 multilateral response Other development plans and frameworks Red Humanitarian and GHRP Cross/Red refugee appeals appeal Crescent Movement Country frameworks Appeal (UN and national plans) SPRP NGO Appeals Bilateral and private donors COVID-19 Trust Fund for Response and Recovery + country-level Humanitarian pooled funds (CERF + CBPF) pooled funds and repurposed UN country programme funds WHO Solidarity Fund IFIs, Multilateral banks Humanitarian Activities Health Activities Development Activities 7
The United Nations Multilateral Response to COVID-19 How to contribute Humanitarian Health Development Global Humanitarian Strategic Preparedness UN Socio-Economic Framework Response Plan (GHRP) and Response Plan (SPRP) (and other country socio-economic plans/frameworks ) OCHA WHO UNDP/DCO Direct contributions to NGOs and WHO Solidarity Fund COVID-19 Trust Fund UN agencies in the GHRP (Funding target of $1 billion for 2020 and an www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/ additional $1 billion for 2021) - novel-coronavirus-2019/donate Central Emergency Respond Fund (CERF) http://mptf.undp.org/factsheet/fund/COV00 https://cerf.un.org/donate - Country-Based Pooled Funds (CBPF) www.unocha.org/our-work/humanitarian- financing/country-based-pooled-funds- cbpf/how-support-country-based-pooled
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