Programme Overview
HAD recognises the necessity for a bottom-up approach when identifying the needs of local humanitarian actors to ensure that they have a central role in the design and planning of their capacity building activities that are fully tailored to job roles, level of knowledge, and training needs, which can later be detailed in a tailored capacity building plan. HAD uses various tools for conducting needs assessments such as the OCAT, TNA, and DNA, depending on our client’s needs, the local context, and the objectives of the assignment.
The Main Objectives
What It Includes
Identify & Tailor
Identify the most appropriate needs assessment tool and tailor it to the objectives of the assignment, the local context, and the organisation being assessed to ensure it captures the most relevant data.
Data Collection & Analysis
Data collection through self-assessment surveys, focus group discussions (FGDs), and interviews with key staff members (KIIs). This is followed by analysis and verification of the data through cross-referencing the organisation’s responses to each method of data collection.
Review & Reporting
Preparation of a brief summary report to present the key findings of the needs assessment.