The Secretary-General of the Council discusses with OCHA the procedures for multiple survey.

The Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and International Cooperation, Abdul Mohsen Tawoos, today discussed with the Director of the United Nations Office OCHA ,Sebastian Treves, the topics of  the food security survey  as well as the multi-sector survey to complete all remaining procedures for the implementation of these Surveys.

In the meeting, which was attended by representatives of the Central Bureau of Statistics, FAO, UNICEF and the World Food Programme, and heads of departments of the Council, details were reviewed on the remaining procedures needed to implement the surveys, and find  solutions and remedies for all problems urgently and quickly to begin the implementation process  within  the coming days.

In the meeting, the Secretary General of the Council of Humanitarian Affairs stressed the importance of speeding up the process of implementing surveys and adopting the observations of the concerned party  represented by the Central Bureau of Statistics in the development of solutions and remedies.

He pointed out the necessity of speeding  up the completion of the survey process because of the importance in determining the need and developing response plans for next year that meets  the actual need and alleviate the human suffering caused by the aggression and the blockade  on the Yemeni people.

Sebastian Treves also  stressed the importance of speeding up the process of implementing surveys in order to determine  the need and  to make the donors interact  with the next response plan in accordance with the actual needs data of the victims.

Treves   praised  the efforts made by the Council in the framework of facilitating and conducting humanitarian work.

The meeting was attended by a number of members of the central and technical committee for the implementation of the survey.