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HPC tools are the information services provided by OCHA which enable the humanitarian community to manage the structured information around the humanitarian programme program cycle (HPC). Read More>>

HPC

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1. Response Planning and Monitoring Module (RPM)

1. : RPM oversees the creation and monitoring of the strategic framework at both inter-cluster and cluster levels, supporting HRP planning and periodic monitoring throughout the year. 

2. Projects Module (PM): PM streamlines appeal costing enabling project proposals to be submitted for cluster review and inclusion in humanitarian response plans, linking them to RPM’s caseloads and results frameworks. 

3. Humanitarian Action (HA): HA is a comprehensive and dynamic platform for analyzing humanitarian needs, resources, and financial tracking. It offers up-to-date data throughout the year as country teams update their needs analyses and response plans. 

4. Bridge Tools (BT): BTs are analytical tools designed to leverage HPC data and can be customized to suit various contexts.

5. Financial Tracking Service (FTS): FTS is a centralized hub, which receives humanitarian funding data worldwide, curates, process, update if need be, and finally publishes in a downloadable format with the goal of informing humanitarian decision making.  Governments, UN-administered funds, UN Agencies & Funds & Programmes, NGOs, private sector and other humanitarian actors regularly exchange humanitarian data and information with the FTS. Some of before-mentioned funding may contribute to collectively agreed objectives, activities and projects within coordinated plans while other data may fall outside existing appeals. 

Outputs/Resources

• HPC Projects Module Tutorial

• HPC tools overview presentation

1. FTS, as part of the Humanitarian Program Cycle (HPC) tools, consists of a team based in Türkiye that works closely with stakeholders in the field and HQ to ensure that the funding information is accurate and up to date.

   FTS is a voluntary reporting mechanism and all reporters are encouraged to submit information using the  FTS Standard Reporting Template 2024 3.xlsx (live.com) and share it via email to fts@un.org.