2. 22 5 critical issues 1.Data 2.Losses, needs & hopes 3.Professional 4.Community 5.Purpose

3. 33 Evidence driven? The missing data  Beneficiary population  % at risk reached  Aid workers –Numbers –Quality Graphics from Development Initiatives, & Stoddard et al Filling the CAP

4. 44 Losses, needs & hopes Needs Hopes Losses

5. 55 Professionalism ContactedFinalised English Survey>4,0001,400 French Survey228 Focus groups15, in 6 countries222 Individuals22 >80% want a profession

6. 66 Who is a professional humanitarian worker? Professional Humanitarian Workers Nutritionists Accountants Drivers Wat/San Logistics Public Health Workers Enumerators

7. 77 Key skills

8. 88 What’s in the profession? Experience Knowledge Skills Values

9. 99 Deliverables An global association of committed, skilled individuals Whose competence is certified Through experience and universally recognized, and delivered, training To improve the independence, effectiveness and accountability of aid workers

10. 10 In country CBOs Local Municipalities Islamic aid BRIC Involvement Disaster Remittances Mega Churches Who is a humanitarian? Us

11. 11 Purpose

12. 12 Emergency? Source: Development Initiatives 2008 from OECD DAC data

13. 13 Humanitarian Purgatory  IDPs and Refugees  Pastoralists  Non-remittance families  Ethiopia safety net  Haiti homeless? Fragile livelihoods Chronic public health Pervasive insecurity

14. 14 We need to be ….. Data driven to address Losses, needs & hopes through a Professional true global Community that is fit for Purpose.