Integrated Food Security Phase Classification: IPC for Decision-Makers
- Frames IPC as a tool for coherent, standardized and transparent food-security decisions.
- Its value is methodological rather than a new Haiti assessment.
- In the post-Matthew setting, common classification is a prerequisite for targeting response resources.
The deck is not a Haiti food-security assessment in itself; it is a decision tool presentation explaining why classification matters. Its first substantive slide names the problem directly: lack of coherence, standards and transparency. In the post-Matthew Table Verte setting, that is a practical governance issue, because ministries, donors and operators need a shared classification before they can target response resources or compare conditions across departments.
How to cite
Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC); Interministerial Committee for Territorial Planning (CIAT), 2017, Integrated Food Security Phase Classification: IPC for Decision-Makers, http://ciat.gouv.ht/sites/default/files/articles/files/IPC%20Haiti%20pour%20les%20decideurs.pptx