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Advocacy, Evidence, Lessons Learnt, M&E

Anticipatory action in 2022: a new report coming soon

In April 2023, the Anticipation Hub will publish a new report that captures the status of anticipatory action around the world. "Anticipatory Action in 2022: a Global Overview" will be the first in …

Cash & Voucher, Early Action, Food Insecurity, Livelihoods, Trigger Development

Acting early to support pastoralists affected by drought in Somalia

The Danish Refugee Council recently activated an anticipatory action mechanism to help pastoralists in Puntland, Somalia, cope with the predicted impacts of drought. Three communities will receive …

Early Action

Harvesting the benefits of anticipatory action

The Kenya Red Cross Society activated its EAP for Drought in October 2022, implementing a series of anticipatory actions to help people prepare for the impacts of this hazard. Four months on, the …

Disaster Risk Financing, Early Action

The Sectoral Community on Linking Anticipatory Action to Risk Financing releases a compendium of think pieces

Early Action, Health, Impact-based Forecasting, Shelter, WASH

Zambia activates its Early Action Protocol for Floods

The Zambia Red Cross Society has activated its Early Action Protocol (EAP) for Floods after receiving a forecast that floods were likely to hit 10 districts across the country. Through this …

Dialogue Platform

More people, more sessions and more progress at the 10th Global Dialogue Platform

The 10th edition of the Global Dialogue Platform was the biggest to date, mirroring how anticipatory action has grown since the first event was held back in 2015.

Dialogue Platform

Looking back at the 10th Global Dialogue Platform

The 10th Global Dialogue Platform on Anticipatory Humanitarian Action was the largest to date, with 40 parallel sessions, keynote addresses and plenaries. Many of these sessions are now available to …

Early Action

CERF funding supports anticipatory action for cholera in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

CERF has released 750,000 US dollars for anticipatory action for cholera in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The funding will support UNICEF, WHO and partners to provide life-saving assistance …