Core Humanitarian Standards Sample Clauses

Core Humanitarian Standards. Oxfam chaired both Working Groups tasked to create supporting materials (Guidance Notes and Monitoring indicators) now published, and continues to support the development of the CHS verification and certification process. Oxfam has integrated the CHS into existing frameworks, such as the evaluation frameworks for the Humanitarian Indicator Tool (HIT) and Real Time Evaluation (RTE), and has conducted a baseline of Oxfam‟s performance vis-a-vis the CHS via a meta-evaluation of HITs and RTEs. The CHS has also been integrated into Logistics and HR systems. Training materials have been developed and have been translated into French, Spanish and Arabic, and CHS videos (using Oxfam programme examples) have also been produced in English, French and Spanish. Training and ToTs have been carried out in Mali, Bangladesh, Iraq and Jordan (the latter being regional and also bringing in participants from OPTI, Yemen and the regional team).
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