Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies

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The Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies (CBHA) consists of 15 UK based

The main purpose of the

The consortium is implementing a 2-year project, funded by the UK government’s Department for International Development (DFID). This project consists of the following components:

• creating an
  emergency response fund to provide predictable funds in the first 48 hours of an emergency so that agencies will have the resources and capacity to deliver emergency assistance in the immediate aftermath of a disaster
  or other crisis, in advance of other emergency funding becoming available.
• running capacity building initiatives to increase the numbers and competencies of leaders within the sector at both national and international level.
• increasing the available human resource surge capacity to respond quickly and effectively to emergencies
• strengthening humanitarian supply chain logistics systems to improve the efficiency of tracking the storage, transport and distribution of relief items.
• establishing a system to collate and disseminate key lessons and good practice and integrate learning and evaluations into future strategic planning of the CBHA