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(Note: This checklist is regularly updated, the latest version should be consulted)
This checklist is intended as a practical tool for UNHCR staff when responding to emergencies and assigned to duty stations where there is no established UNHCR presence, or where the existing office needs to be strengthened as a result of new events. The complete Checklist consists of three components listed below. Only the first part, the checklist is reproduced here. The complete checklist in its three components can be obtained from the Emergency Preparedness and Response Section at Headquarters.
The 3 components are:
1. The Checklist itself which lists most activities requiring consideration when establishing a Branch, Sub or Field Office. Not all items will be relevant. The administrative officer together with the Head of the Office will need to determine what action is to be taken. The list is not presented in an order of priority and it is therefore important to set your own priorities depending on the local circumstances. The list does not cover administrative procedures and action required for the ongoing needs of the office, but concentrates on those related specifically to the establishment of an office. Each item is preceded by a box which you may tick off as action is taken.
2. Annexes, which are primarily extracts from existing documentation. These have been included for ease of reference and are not substitutes for existing manuals and instructions of which the most important is the UNHCR Manual to which frequent reference should be made. Not all relevant UNHCR forms are included, as these are available in the Emergency Office Kit, or directly on request from Headquarters.
3. A computer disc which contains the format for all forms or documents which are indicated by an (*) in the Checklist. These forms or documents can be copied and amended to suit local needs. (It is recommended that the original format is not amended directly.)
The importance of setting up effective administrative procedures from the outset cannot be over-stressed. They will have important consequences for the effective administration throughout the operation.