Food Security Cluster Handbook

Glossary

Cluster Coordinator
- Cluster Coordinator
- Information Management

Chapter 1 - The Global Humanitarian System: International Humanitarian Coordination Mechanisms and Humanitarian Principles
Chapter 2 - The Role of the Global Food Security Cluster
Chapter 3 - Establishing a Food Security Cluster at Country Level: Functions, Roles, Responsibilities and Key Actors
Chapter 4 - The Humanitarian Coordination Architecture and Inter-Sectoral Coordination at Country Level
Chapter 5 - FSC Coordinator Deliverables: Key Food Security Cluster Tools, Products and Outputs
Chapter 6 - Overview of Key Assessments and Analysis at Country Level
Chapter 7 - Advocacy and Communications
Chapter 8 - Funding Mechanisms and Resource Mobilisation
Chapter 9 - Overview of the Humanitarian Programme Cycle Phases and Key Activities at Country Level
Chapter 10 - Key Developments in the Humanitarian System

2.6 The Global Food Security Cluster Structure

11 Mar 2024
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2.6 The Global Food Security Cluster Structure

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In order to effectively meet its responsibilities, the gFSC organises and coordinates its activities through a management approach that allows for participation and at the same time streamlines decision making.

The gFSC structure has been informed by IASC guiding principles and generic terms of reference for existing global clusters. This structure can be seen in this diagram.

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