Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP)
Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) : The Consolidated Appeals Process (CAP) is a tool used by aid organisations to plan, coordinate, fund, implement and monitor their activities, in major sudden onset and/or complex emergencies that require a system wide humanitarian response. As a planning and programming tool, the CAP contributes significantly to developing a more thoughtful approach to humanitarian action. As a coordination mechanism, the CAP fosters closer cooperation between host governments, donors, and aid agencies such as NGOs, the Red Cross movement, IOM and UN agencies. Working together in the world's crisis regions, they produce a. Common Humanitarian Action Plan (CHAP) and an appeal for funds. (CAP FAQ www.humanitarianappeal.net)
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