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in Operationsthey face and to participate as partners in the design ofprogrammatic responses to issues affecting their lives.• Phase 3: Participatory planningA planning meeting takes place to prepare the annualCountry Operations Plan (COP) for submission to UNHCRheadquarters. Participants include donors, host governmentauthorities, implementing and operational partners, andrefugees. 4 Together, they review and analyse theinformation available and develop the operationalobjectives at the country level. 5
Partici ator Assessmentin OperationsSituation analysisPhase 1Analysis of existing information• Socio-economic, political and legalcontext;• Population profile—demographics anddiversity;• Standards and Indicators Reports;• Country Reports;• Annual Protection Reports;• Other agency partner reports.Phase 2Participatory assessmentStructured dialogue with refugee/internallydisplaced/returnee women and men, girlsand boys of different backgrounds to:• Identify protection risks and assistanceneeds;• Identify root causes of protection risks;• Identify community capacities andresources;• Discuss solutions and priorities.Phase 3Participatory planningGovernment counterparts, implementing and operational partners and refugee/internallydisplaced/ returnee representatives to:4
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