Outcome COD_D_4.9

By 2024, humanitarian organizations and government humanitarian organizations are providing a coordinated, rapid and effective humanitarian response to those affected by crises in accordance with humanitarian standards and principles to reduce the excess mortality and over-morbidity of those affected.

During this year, 6 women's organizations participated in the annual humanitarian planning process. And 75 organizations and humanitarian actors were trained on gender mainstreaming in the humanitarian response

By 2024, humanitarian organizations and government humanitarian organizations are providing a coordinated, rapid and effective humanitarian response to those affected by crises in accordance with humanitarian standards and principles to reduce the excess mortality and over-morbidity of those affected.

UN Women worked in collaboration with CARE, UNICEF, GENCAP and OCHA to identify a local women's organisation within the HCT which should be the spokesperson for the other local women's organisations within this coordination mechanism. As a result of this process, SOFEPADI was identified and is now effectively taking part in HCT meetings. In addition, in order to build the capacity of local women's organisations, several knowledge-sharing sessions were organised in North Kivu, South Kivu and Ituri. 155 organisations took part in these sessions on taking gender into account in the humanitarian response, as well as in rapid gender analysis and the drafting of gender-sensitive proposals. gender-sensitive proposals. UN Women also provided technical support to 10 local women's organisations in its three provinces in the development of organisational tools. It should also be noted that an AD HOC committee for the operationalisation of the roadmap has been set up with UN Women as lead. The aim of this committee is to ensure the coordination of humanitarian actors and actions within the humanitarian response in order to guarantee a greater impact of the response on the gender perspective. In collaboration with the members of the AD HOC committee for the operationalisation of the gender roadmap in the DRC, two gender analyses have been carried out. These studies aim to assess the gender-specific needs of women and girls affected by the crisis, but also to evaluate the participation of women in the humanitarian response. 800 Household kits distributed to vulnerable women and girls affected by disasters to give them access to safety products and other household items, leading to an improvement in their living conditions in camps or 800 with host families.