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NEWS:Countries that approved the reallocation of the MINUSTAH unencumbered balance towards the UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF: Bahamas, Belgium, Belize, Canada, Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, Cyprus, Grenada, Guyana, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Myanmar, Nepal, the Netherlands, Norway, Palau, Paraguay, Portugal, Senegal, Slovak Republic, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Ukraine, Uruguay and Venezuela Fund Date: Start date: October 2016 End date: December 2022
How to Contribute
UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF Reports:
Advisory Committee Meetings: #1 Meeting / #2 Meeting / #3 Meeting / #4 Meeting / #5 Meeting / #6 Meeting Key documents:Gallery
About
OverviewSince the outbreak of cholera in Haiti in 2010, an estimated 780,000 people have been affected by the disease and more than 9,000 people have died. This has had a tragic impact on families and communities who have been touched by the disease and highlighted the need to improve access to clean water, working sanitation and better health infrastructure for all Haitians. Concerted national and international efforts since 2010 have resulted in a 90 per cent reduction in the number of suspected cases. This number remains high, however, and recent outbreaks show the continued vulnerability of the population to the disease. Cholera outbreak management is complex, requires extensive preparation and calls for several elements to be in place at the same time: people to be mobilized with information and basic requirements for prevention; surveillance for suspected cases; notification; a rapid coordinated response; and a complementary, preventive vaccination campaign. The impact of cholera must also be tackled by providing support to the affected population, and helping communities and families get back on their feet, ease their plight and better their lives. To address this critical situation, the Secretary-General announced a new approach which has two tracks: Track 1a: intensifying immediate efforts to cut transmission of cholera and improve access to care and treatment; and, Track 1b: addressing the longer-term issues of water, sanitation and health systems. Track 2: development of a package of material assistance and support for those most affected by cholera.These efforts will include victims of the disease, their families and communities. To generate and manage resources towards this new approach, the UN Secretary-General in collaboration with UN Agencies, Funds and Programmes (UN AFP) has launched the UN Haiti Cholera Response Multi-Partner Trust Fund (UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF). The aim of this inter-agency pooled funding mechanism is to rapidly resource the UN system responses to cholera in Haiti, in accordance with the overview of needs and requirements and the strategic objectives of the new approach. The UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF will ensure:
Governance StructureThe UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF Advisory Committee will provide guidance to the Co-Chairs in the management of the UN Haiti Cholera Response Fund. The Advisory Committee will also serve as a forum for discussing strategic issues and sharing information on funding coverage. The Advisory Committee will consist of the following members: the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Haiti and the Director of the Sustainable Development Unit of the Executive Office of the Secretary-General (as Co-Chairs), the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General/UN Humanitarian Coordinator/UN Resident Coordinator (DSRSG/HC/RC) for Haiti, UNICEF, PAHO/WHO, UNDP and other UNCT members as appropriate, and up to four donors. The Government of Haiti, represented at the level of the Permanent Representative to the UN in NY, will have observer status. The MPTF Office will serve as ex-officio member of the Advisory Committee. A Fund Secretariat hosted by the MPTF Office provides the administrative support to the Co-Chairs of the Advisory Committee. The Secretariat supports the fund mobilization efforts led by the Co-Chairs; organize calls for and appraisal of proposals; and monitor and report on Fund’s programmatic and operational performance to the Advisory Committee. The UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF is designed to support and allocate resources to Recipient UN Organizations (UN Funds and Programmes and UN Specialized Agencies), and Implementing Partners (Government and NGOs) in undertaking specific activities and functions, aligned with the new UN System Approach on Cholera in Haiti. The Fund is administered by the UNDP MPTF Office (http://mptf.undp.org), acting as the Administrative Agent. The MPTF Office is responsible for Fund design and set-up, the maintenance of the Fund account, the receipt of donor contributions and the disbursement of funds upon instructions from the Chair and provision of periodic consolidated reports. Fund OperationProposals to finance the strategic objectives of the new UN System Approach on Cholera will be supported by the Fund. Operational procedures of the UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF are streamlined to facilitate rapid fund allocation processes. How to ContributeContributions to the UN Haiti Cholera Response MPTF may be accepted from Member States, inter-governmental or nongovernmental organizations, businesses, foundations and individuals. In order to contribute to the Fund, the Standard Administrative Arrangement with the MPTF Office needs to be signed. The UN Foundation has established a mechanism to channel private gifts from individuals, companies or philanthropies to the Haiti Cholera Fund (see www.unfoundation.org/cholera for how to give). Contributors are encouraged to provide un-earmarked contributions. If due to specific donor preferences the un-earmarked contributions are not feasible, donors may earmark their contributions to a specific Track of the UN Haiti Cholera Response. Recent Documents
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Participating Organizations are required to submit final year-end expenditures by April 30 in the following year;
Interim expenditure figures are submitted on a voluntary basis and therefore current year figures are not final until the year-end expenditures have been submitted.
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For Policy and Programme Issues:Mr. Ramsey Ben Achour, Representative of the Special Envoy for HaitiMulti-Partner Trust Fund Office (MPTF Office):Ms. Jennifer Topping, Executive Coordinator Tel: +1 212 906 6880, E-mail: jennifer.topping@undp.orgMs. Eva Sáenz de Jubera, Fund Portfolio Manager Tel: +1 212 906 6594, E-mail: eva.saenz@undp.orgMr. Aamir Maqsood Khan, Finance Specialist, Telephone: +1 212-906-6259, Email: aamir.maqsood@undp.orgMr Ramon Gatchalian, Finance Associate, Email: ramon.gatchalian@undp.org; Telephone: +1 212-906-6882 |