The above-standardised types of assistance are partial. Other actions to protect beneficiaries are also possible if they do not contradict R2P's principles and do not constitute an abuse of power.
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Protection Monitoring
R2P's monitoring service observes the rights and freedoms of IDPs and the war-affected population, assesses their needs and takes measures to protect beneficiaries.
The programme covers certain target groups of people:
- internally displaced persons;
- the war-affected population;
- hosts/communities (on issues related to assistance to IDPs and the affected population).
Main tasks of the monitoring service:
- develop an understanding of the processes of displacement as a result of war, related problems and the human rights situation during these processes;
- identification and recording systemic gaps at the local and national levels to advocate for solutions for the integration and adaptation of IDPs;
- dissemination of information about the Foundation's activities and types of assistance provided to beneficiaries;
- identification of potential beneficiaries for further referral for legal aid, psychosocial support, cash and in-kind assistance, and social services;
- establish relationships with other organisations and institutions to coordinate the efforts of stakeholders for quality assistance;
- informing beneficiaries on non-legal issues.
Types of activities of monitoring specialists:
- monitoring visit;
- individual advising on non-legal issues;
- group counselling on non-legal matters and joint group sessions with lawyers;
- assistance in relocating IDPs and the war-affected population;
- accompanying beneficiaries to institutions and organisations and assistance in solving problematic issues;
- identification of institutions that take care of beneficiaries to provide humanitarian assistance;
- identifying beneficiaries for humanitarian and/or cash assistance;
- referring beneficiaries within the Foundation and to other organisations to receive the necessary assistance;
- highlighting problems and shortcomings related to the support of IDPs and the war-affected population to local authorities;
- advocating for legislative changes at the local level by submitting relevant proposals to the authorities.
The map shows the regions where the protection monitoring programme is currently operating.
The map shows achievements of a programme in 2023. Click "Choose region" and "All regions" for general information or click on the area for details.
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