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This paper formed the basis for UNICEF's priorities in building its capacity for humanitarian action.

An important element of improving capacity for humanitarian response is to build on lessons learned from previous crises.

Technical training to build capacity for humanitarian response will continue with UNICEF and national partners on the ground, as well as standby partners.

Background The UK Department for International Development DFIDD) has supported UNICEF through the DFID-UNICEF Programme of Cooperation to strengthen UNICEF's capacity for humanitarian response and preparedness since the year 2000.

Using the cluster approach, UNICEF will continue to work closely with line ministries to strengthen government capacity for humanitarian response: UNICEF leads the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), nutrition and education clusters, as well as the child protection sub-cluster.

In the introduction to the document the purposes are stated as being to inform the Council of the humanitarian related activities of the Food and Agriculture Organization and of the actions that have been taken to strengthen FAO's capacity for humanitarian assistance since 1991, when General Assembly Resolution 46/182 was approved.

The innovation lab initiative is part of a global scheme developed by UNICEF in partnership with universities to build local technological capacities for humanitarian development.

As described in this report, UNICEF has been overall successful in the immediate response to the crisis in 2012, and specifically, donors and other actors have been praising UNICEF's capacities for humanitarian policy and advocacy, in a moment where other organisations were still focused on development issues.

5.         Future capacity building Enhance strategic management of CB Programmes UNICEF should strengthen centralised strategic leadership for future capacity building for humanitarian response.

Background: The DFID-UNICEF Programme of Cooperation in Capacity Building for Humanitarian Action and Response was launched in early 2000 to support UNICEF's efforts to strengthen its capacity to respond to children in unstable situations.

1. UNICEF's principal achievements in capacity building for humanitarian response.