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Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Global Cluster

To improve living conditions of IDPs located in camp/camp-like settlements by ensuring that protection and assistance are provided while striving for durable solutions The aim of the CCCM is:

Camps – all type of communal settlements Formal camps Self-settled gatherings Urban / Rural Transitional camps Collective centres

To ensure:  uniform standards across camps in terms of assistance/protection  systematic participation of displaced communities in all aspects of camp life  effective coordination of humanitarian services/actors in camp  systematic information on camp residents, humanitarian services and gaps in camps  durable solutions are sought Key responsibilities

 Software’ CCCM deals with the people and organizational aspects of establishing, running and closing of camps/camp like settlements.  ‘Hardware’ ESC provides technical guidelines and standards for shelter (construction and reconstruction) As WASH or Health CCCM and the technical clusters

CCCM - Policy Setting CCCM Framework (in English, French, Spanish) CD Rom/Database 'IDP Key Resources' Camp Management Toolkit, (English, French, Arabic, currently being translated in Spanish)

CCCM Training / Capacity Building CCCM Training: I)Camp Coordinator / cluster lead training II)Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) for combined personnel III)Camp Management (CM) at three levels Camp managers – NGOs Local authorities / government officials Camp residents / committees / IDP representatives Over 1200 field personnel trained

CCCM focus in 2009 Finalize CCCM Needs Assessment Framework (database) – coordinated by LWF Camp closure handbook – coordinated by CARE CCCM and Sphere Handbook revision Finalize collective centre guidance

CCCM focus in 2009 Conduct more training in Spanish and French Strengthen information management on humanitarian service in camps. Mainstream cross-cutting issues (HIV/AIDS, environment, gender etc) into CCCM activities. Develop and disseminate 'best practice' on CCCM.

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