PRINCIPLES OF THE CLUSTER APPROACH
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This article is devoted to opening the theme of the Principles of the Cluster Approach, exploring their significance in shaping coordinated humanitarian responses during crises. It examines how each principle functions not merely as an operational guideline, but as a foundation for ethical, inclusive, and effective intervention. By analyzing these principles—such as predictable leadership, partnership, accountability, and evidence-based planning—the article highlights the vital role they play in improving aid delivery, enhancing collaboration among stakeholders, and ensuring that the needs of affected populations remain central to humanitarian efforts.
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