One of the key messages I can put out is that it takes a community to raise a child. They play a vital role in implementing child protection through identifying at-risk children, mediating family and providing direct support for children in need of protection. Community structures not only help in preventing child protection issue but also improve the future of the children. 

-How to improve linkages between the communities in IDP settings and national child protection systems?
-How to support effective participation of all children 

To enhance protection coordination, have to work in the light of a long time strategic plan. We need to improve sub-protection clusters; the protection actors be able to convey the key messages to community. As well as, community awareness is important to increase knowledge of individual regarding, regarding human-rights, women rights, child rights.

We have to encourage, and engage local authority to take responsibility recording protection coordination. Protection actors have to keep close coordination in national, and international level with actors. This coordination requires to be continued in country level, and Rational and trans-regional. As protection is everyone thus, we hand to work shoulder, by shoulder with each other from bottom to top, hence we need to engage individual, group, community, local authority, and world community.

Question:

Do the internal community consider protection equally, because third world countries are deprived of basic human rights and protection, more attention should be paid to whether such a thing is possible?

E.g Afghans girls are forbidden to go to schools, and education, as education is basic right of human.

 

My Questions

My key take away is that collaboration with all actors including communities is critical to enhance coordination. Everyone has something to bring to the table and therefore coordination to ensure everyone is on board is critical. We need to Deliver as One.

Additionally, Accountability to affected populations is very important and as humanitarians, we need to receive feedback from the community. This is very important to enable complaints especially of sexual exploitation and abuse get received and addressed timely.

I would like to find out why in some operations, despite the cluster and sub cluster leads knowing their role as the lead, they are unable to do their role effectively and in some instances also cause confusion, duplication and wastage of resources, and yet they have the responsibility to lead the cluster? What can be done to enhance their participation especially in emergency situations.

·       Key Message:

One of the key messages I can put out is that Safe service provision can only be achieved through coordinated, collective sustainable intervention.

It is very important to coordinate with other sectors to integrate Protection/GBV response in all humanitarian response

Advocacy and engagement are an important element in humanitarian response 

·       Question:

How to increase leadership of Women Led Organizations in Cluster Coordination?

-           How to ensure cooperation with the other clusters such as WASH, Shelter, Health etc. to address the beneficiaries’ needs and protection gaps in a timely and efficient manner?    -           Would be great to know about the facilitators’ and participants’ experience and best practices in coordination activities between the Protection Cluster and the Child Protection, GBV, HLP and Mine Action AoRs. 

key message the do no harm  principle  especially in active and protracted conflict situation is  the essence of our activities from planning to evaluation and needs to guide all our actions and activities.  

 

 

My question will be how to coordinate well to have a common comprehensive response  inter clusters where  the do no harm principle is respected and where one cluster’s activity does not lead to a harmful result on the beneficiaries or on other sector’s activity and results ,