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Donors:11. a. Ensure that funding provided is sufficiently flexible to deal with a range of situations including modifications toexisting development activities to take account of disruption and new activities resulting from crisis responses,recruitment of of additional personnel to assist MoH or other agencies to take on coordination and crisisresponse roles, and funding for transitional periods.b. Provide resources to employ full-time coordinators in key areas of health and environment during periods ofsignificant instability (surveillance, public health and health promotion, health services coordination)c. Provide resources to support district authorities and NGOs to coordinate effectively and work in districtswhich absorb significant numbers of IDPsd. Fund disaster planning and mitigation, and associated policy development, training and implementation,All:across the health sector.12. All actors and agencies should contribute to building institutions and systems which will promote longer termnation-building and peace building; apply peace building and conflict sensitivity principles in the developmentand implementation of future projects, programs and sector wide activities54 TIMOR-LESTE HEALTH SECTOR RESILIENCE AND PERFORMANCE IN A TIME OF INSTABILITY
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