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Programme pilote par pays (2002-2004)
Democratic Republic of Congo
El Selvador
Honduras
Inde
Nicaragua

Sphere Working Group in the Democratic Republic of Congo


TITLE: The Sphere Pilot Project in D.R.Congo (2003-2004)

Problem :

Disparity of the level of institutionalisation of the Sphere Project among NGOs operating in the DRC.

Overall Program Objective:
To improve the quality of emergency programming in the DRC.

Specific Objectives:

1. Humanitarian agencies based in the DRC implement the Sphere standards and norms in their emergency programs.
2. The DRC member agencies make a contribution to the evoluation of the Sphere project through evaluating its applicability in the context of the DRC and chronic conflict and humanitarian need.

Main Activities :

• Organisational Assessment of the level of “Institutionalisation of Sphere” with 24 individuals working in 14 different organisations.
• Training of Trainers on Sphere (4 days)

LocationDateNo. Participants
  MenWomenTOTAL
KinshasaNovember 200312921
GomaFebruary 2004(don’t have yet)
BukavuFebruary 2004155 20


• Numerous follow-on trainings, restitutions, and incorporation of Sphere into other trainings – several hundred people trained or exposed to Sphere (will be bringing more exact figures)

Key Messages to Share:
Messages reinforced:
Accountability is to the people we serve
Applicability for Development programming too
Challenges:

- Differential commitment of agencies and individuals within agencies
- Irregular Donor knowledge/commitment
- How to reconcile the fact that the majority of the local population lives in sub-Sphere standard conditions?
- Adjusting to local context – confrontations between local custom and Sphere
Perspective and Questions for the Future:

- Government and local NGO implication/awareness essential
- How to bring it beyond the book and the basic awareness of the standards/norms?
- Beyond NGOs – United Nations, World Bank, Bilateral donors

Host Agency: Catholic Relief Services (CRS)

Steering Committee members (West):

• Caritas (National Office)
• Catholic Relief Services (CRS)
• International Rescue Committee (IRC)
• Oxfam- Quebec
• Concern
• Croix Rouge
• United Nations Office of Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs (UN-OCHA)
Steering Committee members (East) :

• World Vision
• International Rescue Committee (IRC)
• Concern
• Oxfam GB
• Save the Children
• Caritas Bukavu
• Caritas Goma
• United Nations Office of Coordination for Humanitarian Affairs (UN-OCHA)
Other participating agencies:

• Christian Aid
• Food for the Hungry International
• International Medical Corps
• Other Diocesan Caritas agencies


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