Rhoda Adesilu

iMMAP Written Test Name Rhoda Adesilu Role Applying For Communications Assitant Task 1 (Written) Keynote Message on: iMMAP’s Covid-19 Situational Analysis Project Presented by: Francesco Baldo, Covid-19 Situation Analysis Global Manager, iMMAP Presented to: USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (USAID BHA) For: Identified Funding Opportunity Project Duration: August 1, 2020 – July 31, 2021 (1 Year) Donor: United State Agency for International Development (USAID) Budget: USD 4,011,077 Main Partner: Data Friendly Space (DFS) Services: Humanitarian Coordination, Information Management, Secondary Data Review and Analysis. Background Today, the world is confronted with an unprecedented crisis ushered in by the virus known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV-2) or COVID-19 which started in China in December 2019. With the World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic on March 11th, 2020, strict travel restrictions have been imposed worldwide to curb the spread of the virus and this is affecting people’s movement. Consequently, the impact of movement limitations will be felt at each step of assessment and analysis cycles, which are critical in conducting efficient and effective humanitarian responses. Vulnerable communities who are already facing a multitude of challenges from conflict and natural disasters, and all humanitarian organizations that serve those groups will be worst hit by the impact of the pandemic, hence the need to provide suitable solutions to the growing global needs for assessment and analysis among humanitarian stakeholders. About COVID-19 Situation Analysis The Covid-19 Situation Analysis project aims to strengthen assessment and analysis capacities in countries affected by humanitarian crises and now the COVID-19 pandemic by addressing challenges in data and information comprehensiveness, consistency, and value. In order to achieve its objectives, iMMAP intends to use the Data Entry and Exploration Platform (DEEP) to generate repositories of pre-organized secondary data for each country. In partnership with Data Friendly Space (DFS), an organization specialized in secondary data and situation analysis using the DEEP platform, iMMAP will generate a comprehensive secondary data review of the reports, assessments and research papers available at field level. It will also provide humanitarian actors a thorough analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the condition of the people in each country, providing lessons learned and guidance for ongoing and future assessments, and programming globally. Why Work with Us? We envision a collaborative process with USAID to help contribute to our ever-expanding dataset with additional secondary sources, reports, and information on your past, ongoing, and future assessments. Our collaboration can result in a deeper understanding of the impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable populations and the humanitarian community’s ability to collect and analyze data. Additionally, our team is looking to engage partners in the project’s analysis process to gain additional thematic insights, promote further discussions and reach a consensus on the outputs of the project. As an added benefit of partnering with the COVID-19 project, humanitarian actors can have access to regular or ad-hoc requests of datasets, and can be provided content via an Application Programming Interface to include in other external dashboards, applications and interactive analysis products. Geographical Scope The project is targeted at six countries namely; Colombia, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, DRC, Nigeria and Syria. Data Protection Our data protection policy ensures that access to data will not be automatic and a vetting process is in place to decide on access rights on case-by-case basis. Our team will ensure that any data you contribute is assigned an appropriate confidentiality setting to ensure compliance with all applicable data protection agreements and restrictions. Key Outputs (bar or pie chart) 66 Situation Analysis Reports 6 Global Lessons Learned Reports 6 Thematic Reports 6 Secondary Data Repositories 11 Situation Analysis Reports per country Partner Contributions Sharing reports, assessments, researches Participating in the analysis of the draft report generated by the project’s tagging exercise Sharing challenges in data collection and analysis due to COVID-19 To partner / collaborate with us, please contact: Francesco Baldo, COVID-19 Situation Analysis Global Manager-THANK YOU! Task 2 (Written) Facebook iMMAP 15 Oct With the support of the USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (USAID BHA), iMMAP initiated the #COVID-19 Situational Analysis project with the aim of providing solutions to the growing global needs for assessment and analysis among humanitarian stakeholders. Visit https://immap.org/news/covid-19-situational-analysis-project-insix- countries/ to learn more about iMMAP’s COVID-19 Situational Analysis Project. Twitter iMMAP @immap_org . 15 Oct iMMAP, with the support of the @USAIDSavesLives initiated the #COVID-19 Situational Analysis project with the aim of providing solutions to the growing #globalneeds for assessment and analysis among #humanitarianstakeholders. See More: https://immap.org/news/covid-19situational-analysis-project-in-six- countries/ iMMAP 15 Oct Through our team of experienced personnel, we have been working tirelessly, alongside our partners, towards strengthening the assessment and analysis capacities of humanitarian organizations to respond to the #COVID-19 pandemic over next year and beyond. The one-year project is implemented across six countries; #Colombia, #Bangladesh, #Burkina Faso, #DRC and #Nigeria. To know more, visit: https://immap.org/news/covid-19-situationalanalysis-project-in- six-countries/ iMMAP 15 Oct By using the Data Entry and Exploration Platform (DEEP), #iMMAP, in partnership with Data Friendly Space (DFS) are developing tailored remote data collection and analysis process for each project country. For more, visit https://immap.org/news/covid-19-situational-analysisproject-in-six-countries/ #DEEP #DFS #datacollection #dataanalysis iMMAP @immap_org . 15 Oct In partnership with @DFS_org, we used the Data Entry and Exploration Platform (DEEP) to develop tailored remote data collection and analysis process for each targeted country. #DEEP #DFS #datacollection #dataanalysis See more: https://immap.org/news/covid-19situational-analysis-project-in-six-countries/ iMMAP @immap_org . 15 Oct Our team of experienced personnel, have been working tirelessly, alongside our partners, towards strengthening the assessment and analysis capacities of #humanitarianorganizations to respond to the #COVID-19 pandemic over next year and beyond. #covid-19response iMMAP 15 Oct iMMAP, with the support of USAID, is leveraging innovative partnerships and information management tools and procedures to support the humanitarian community in the global efforts to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic. Want to be part of this drive? Let’s Work Together! Visit:https://immap.org/wpcontent/uploads/2016/12/200910_covid_sna pshot_partners.com to partner with us. Better Data | Better Decisions | Better Outcomes iMMAP @immap_org . 15 Oct Our Covid-19 Situational Analysis project’s ultimate objective is to better support partners in planning and targeting response operations in the face of the global crisis. Read More: https://immap.org/news/covid-19situational-analysis-project-in-six- countries/ Task 3 (Written) iMMAP Initiates Covid-19 Situational Analysis Project with Support from USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (USAID BHA) Friday, October 15th, 2021 / Nigeria / Admin In a bid to aid humanitarian response through technological solutions that help overcome the constraints caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, iMMAP, with support from USAID Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance, has initiated the Covid-19 Situational Analysis Project, aimed at providing solutions to the growing global needs for assessment and analysis among humanitarian stakeholders. The one-year project is implemented in Colombia, Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, DRC, Nigeria and Syria. Through a team of experienced personnel, iMMAP and its partners are working towards strengthening the assessment and analysis capacities of humanitarian organizations to respond to the pandemic next year and beyond. Partnering with Data Friendly Space (DFS), an organization specialized in secondary data and situation analysis, iMMAP is developing tailored remote data collection and analysis processes for each country through the Data Entry and Exploration Platform (DEEP) which generates repositories of pre-organized secondary data. iMMAP, through this project, will facilitate informed and coordinated humanitarian responses among stakeholders by producing a wide range of timely and comprehensive information, and making them available to all partner organizations working in the targeted countries. Task 4 (Design) Africa Newsletter May 2020 Number of Personnel Countries Number of Personnel Burkina Faso 5 DRC 4 Ethiopia 14 Egypt 1 Mali 2 Nigeria 23 South Africa 1 South Sudan 1 Zimbabwe 1 Somalia 1 TOTAL = Remote 1.9% International 32.1% National 66% National International Remote 35 17 1 53 Standby Cluster Support Personnel Coordinaton 20.8% 79.2% Female Food Security Male Health WASH and Nutrition 11 Shelter/ NFI 42 0 2 4 6 8 Country Representative USAID Capacity Building IMO female 20.8% H2H Position Donor CDC NHF Security DMO GIS Database Developer Various Projects Project Lead 0 male 79.2% 10 20 30 Number Of Personnel 40 0 10 20 Number of Personnel 30 40 Thank You For Your Time Contact Information --Abuja