Transcription of The Core Standards - Sphere Handbook
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The core StandardsHumanitarian charter and Minimum Standards in humanitarian Response50 The core Standards are essential process Standards shared by all sectors. They provide a single reference point for approaches that underpin all the Standards in the Handbook . Each chapter, therefore, requires the companion use of the core Standards to help attain its own are six core Standards :People-centred humanitarian responseCoordination and collaborationAssessmentDesign and responsePerformance, transparency and learningAid worker performanceEach core Standard is structured as follows: The core Standard: It is qualitative in nature and specifies the level to be attained in humani-tarian response Key actions: These are suggested activities and inputs to help meet the Standards Key indicators: These are signals that show whether a standard has been attained They provide a way of measuring and communicating the processes and results of key actions; they relate to the minimum standard, not to the key action Guidance notes: These include specific points to consider when applying the core Standard, key actions and key indicators in different situations They provide guidance on tackling prac-tical difficulties, benchmarks or advice on priority issues They may also include critical issues relating to the Standards , actions or indicators, and describe dilemmas, controversies or gaps in current knowledge The key indicators of the core Standards accommoda
Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response 50 The Core Standards are essential process standards shared by all sectors.
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