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Survivor and Community-led Response

The Survivor and Community-Led Crisis Response (sclr) aims to increase the scale, impact, and momentum of crisis-affected people’s own initiatives to help each other to survive with dignity, strengthen communal well-being and start addressing root causes of vulnerability. With the recognition that communities are first and last responders. The project focuses on how people in crisis are engaged and how they behave. All communities have rich local knowledge, skills, insights, and opportunities, and the connectivity between the people and the national duty-bearers strengthens resilience. Furthermore, this ensures that locally-led responses can be much faster and more cost-efficient.

Survivor and Community-led Response

Increase impact of community-led initiatives for crisis response, enhance well-being, and resolve vulnerabilities.

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