PUB 655-Topic 6 DQ 1- Human Migration This order is for a response to a classmate’s post. I have uploaded the question and the classmate’s essay that requires a response

PUB 655-Topic 6 DQ 1- Human Migration This order is for a response to a classmate’s post. I have uploaded the question and the classmate’s essay that requires a response

I agree with you that three of the most often neglected sphere core humanitarian standards in humanitarian emergencies such as natural disasters include humanitarian response being provided in effective and timely ways to the individuals and communities affected by the specific humanitarian crisis (McCann et al., 2018). Most of the time, the concerned authorities, such as a federal emergency management authority state and local authorities, do not respond on time in case of a humanitarian crisis. Therefore, a timely and effective response to humanitarian crises such as natural disasters can play an essential role in saving lives and property (Abdelmagid et al., 2019). Another sphere core humanitarian standards usually ignored during humanitarian crises such as natural disasters involves welcoming and addressing such complaints. Often, disaster-response authorities do not have effective avenues in which individuals affected by disasters can utilize to launch complaints. Most of the time, authorities that respond to disasters also do not consider the complaints of those affected by such disasters. Therefore, not welcoming complaints during disasters can result in the adoption of disaster response strategies that do not suit the affected communities (Leresche et al., 2020). The third and final sphere core humanitarian standard usually ignored during an emergency involves strengthening local capacity when attempting to avoid the adverse effects of a given humanitarian crisis on local individuals and communities. Federal, state, and local authorities do not allocate adequate resources to build resilience among communities that are frequently affected by disasters such as wildfires and floods—not building resilience results in the same community being at risk of natural disasters repeatedly (McCann et al., 2018).

References

Abdelmagid, N., Checchi, F., Garry, S., & Warsame, A. (2019). Defining, measuring, and interpreting the appropriateness of humanitarian assistance. Journal of International Humanitarian Action, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41018-019-0062-y