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As part of its strategy, the Global Health Cluster identifies, develops and mainstreams guidance on key humanitarian and public health issues and ensures partners have access to technical and operational guidance required to deliver a minimum package of essential services that is context specific.
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Humanitarian programme cycle guidance
In light of the significant reduction in humanitarian funding in 2025, the Humanitarian Programme Cycle (HPC) 2026 is being significantly lightened to focus on its core strategic value: delivering principled, inclusive, and accountable action. The process promotes a simplified, coherent approach built around four key elements: needs analysis, response planning, financial tracking, and response monitoring. Each of these components is firmly grounded in community priorities and protection principles.
This brief document has been prepared by the Global Health Cluster as a quick and accessible guide to the JIAF 2.0 methodology, a fundamental framework for humanitarian needs analysis. It aims to provide Health Cluster Coordinators and Information Management Officers with a concise overview of the key concepts, processes, and actors involved. This short guidance incorporates the most recent updates developed in the context of the Humanitarian Reset of 2025. The guide is available in English, French, and Spanish.
A short presentation for Health Cluster Coordination Teams on aligning the 2026 HNRP with the Humanitarian Programme Cycle (HPC) 2026 and the Humanitarian Reset. It introduces the Health Cluster menu of objectives, activities and indicators and highlights key updates on JIAF 2.0.
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