[Ngo Climate Change] Call for comments and inputs into the 1st translated version of HAP standards 2010
Luong Nhu Oanh
LNOanh at oxfam.org.uk
Wed Jul 24 10:48:41 ICT 2013
Dear colleagues,
Oxfam is responsible to translate into Vietnamese, print, publish and
disseminate the: Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) Principles
and Standards in Accountability and Quality Management (2010) within the
project entitled: ?Strengthening institutional capacity for disaster risk
management in Viet Nam, including climate change related disasters for the
2012-2016 periods ? SCDM II?. Under this project, the United Nations
Development Programme (UNDP) Country Office in Viet Nam is currently
supporting the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD)
through Disaster Management Center (DMC) of Water Resources Directorate
(WRD) as the National Implementing Partner (NIP). Oxfam is a
Co-Implementing Partner (CIP), together with 2 other CIPs including
Vietnam Red Cross, and Vietnam Women Union.
HAP - the Humanitarian Accountability Partnership (HAP) International was
established in 2003 to promote accountability to people affected by
humanitarian crises and to acknowledge those organizations that meet the
HAP Principles of Accountability. By applying these Principles, an
organization becomes accountable for the quality of its work to people it
aims to assist and on whose behalf it is acting.
At the moment, the 1st translated version of HAP standards 2010 has
recently been drafted by Oxfam team. After seeking inputs and comments
from members of DMWG Sphere Working Group members to improve and revise
the translation of HAP Standards, we would like to call for the inputs
from DMWG and CCWG members by 28 July 2013. Please send your inputs and
feedbacks to Ms. Luong Nhu Oanh, Humanitarian Programme Officer, at
LNOanh at oxfam.org.uk, mobile: +84 904 149 179.
Secondly, Oxfam will share with all DMWG and other government counterparts
for final review. The final translation version of HAP booklet will be
printed by the end August 2013.
Many thanks and best regards,
LUONG NHU OANH | Humanitarian Programme Officer, MEAL
Oxfam | 22 Le Dai Hanh | Hanoi, Vietnam
+84 4 3945 4448 ext 220 | +84 904 149 179 | skype: oanhluongnhu
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