Cluster II - Global Public Policy institute

73• The NFI clusters lead has adopted minimum commitments for gender, incooperation with the GenCap Advisor. 127 It has also reflected on whetherfirewood should be included in NFI kits or not. Inter-sectoral issues areaddressed through RRMP.Logistics ClusterIndicator scales№ Indicator Scale1 Extent of additional geographic coverage2 Extent of additional thematic coverage3 Attention to differentiated needs n/a4 Involvement of appropriate national actors5 Hand over and exit strategies6 Interaction of cluster with HC system7 Interaction of cluster with financial pillar n/a8 Implementation of leadership responsibilities9 Implementation of provider of last resort n/a10 Relationships among cluster (non-)members11 Relationships between clusters n o t en o u g h d a t a12 Quality of information sharing13 Cohesiveness of policies and activities14 Compliance with relevant standards n o t en o u g h d a t a15 Participation of affected population n/a16 Accountability to HC & among members17 Meeting needs of humanitarian actors18 Quality and level of global cluster support19 Coverage of ETC and logistics services• The Logistics cluster is led by WFP and co-led by CARITAS at national level(and MALTESER in South Kivu). Main activities are rehabilitation of roads,communication, information, maps, coordination with Inter-agency LogisticsServices (ILS-WFP) and UNHAS for other logistics services. The roles are clearlydefined but the leadership of the cluster has been questioned within the organizationbecause this activity is not directly linked to the organization’s goals.• It is effective and its activities are welcome by all partners and seen as veryuseful. It includes cross-cutting issues such as HIV/AIDS through its program127 UNICEF (2009b)