Multisector Data Initiatives
Multisector Data Collection Initiatives
Three multisector data collection initiatives are working from Turkey and collecting sector data from Syria.
- Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM), a joint initiative of IOM and OCHA
- Dynamic Monitoring Report (DYNAMO), an initiative of Assistance Coordination Unit (ACU)
- Humanitarian Trends Analysis Unit (HTAU) report, an initiative of NGO Forum
Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM)
- Needs and Population Monitoring (NPM) is a set of tools and methods used to track and assess populations within Syria.
- NPM regularly collect and verify population data at the community level, and provide humanitarian clusters and key stakeholders with baseline information and indicators to address priority needs, and required humanitarian interventions
Humanitarian Trends Analysis Report
The Humanitarian Trends Analysis Unit (HTAU) is a research unit of the NGO Forum for NGOs Operating in Northern Syria. The HTAU goals are 1) To inform humanitarian programming in order to develop more effective humanitarian and protection responses; and 2) To provide evidence for advocacy activities of the humanitarian community operating throughout the region
For more information please contact:ngoforumhtau@gmail.com . Click following link to access reports by HTAU - Download reports
HTAU Reports
- HTAU: Report on the Population Affected by Armed Conflict in Syria, June 2015
- HTAU: Report on the Population Affected by Armed Conflict in Syria, July 2015
- HTAU: Report on the Population Affected by Armed Conflict in Syria, August 2015
- HTAU: A Study of Attacks by Armed Groups in Syria and Syrian Civilians Casualties in 2015
- HTAU: No Where Safe to Go: A Study of Internally Displaced Population Movement for the Affected Population in Syria
- HTAU: Report on the Population Affected by Armed Conflict in Syria, Dec 2015
Dynamic Monitoring Report (DYNAMO)
ACU Information Management Unit (IMU) collects multisector data through key informants and shares the report regularly.
For DYNAMO reports, visit: http://www.acu-sy.org/en/information-management/