Annual report

Enabling Functions
| Accountability and agility 
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To provide the best and most tailored support 
to National Societies, the IFRC has over 50 dele-
gations worldwide. Some of these delegations 
cover a single country, while others (country 
cluster delegations) group countries together. 
The IFRC’s country and country cluster dele-
gations allow the IFRC to provide individually 
tailored support to National Societies, for their 
programming and development. 
The following pages will provide a brief 
overview of each of the IFRC’s country and 
country cluster delegations with some basic 
information about the delegation and their 
progress in 2022. 
Importantly, for 2023 planning, the IFRC began 
to implement 
unified planning, where the 
IFRC, the National Society and participating 
National Societies that provide support in that 
country come together to jointly plan wherever 
possible, ensuring better coordination with the 
goal of more impactful services. The plans also 
bring together emergency and longer-term 
work. The vast majority of these plans have 
been carried out with a one country/one plan 
approach. 
The 2023 IFRC network plans contain a robust 
situational analysis and more detailed infor-
mation on the work to be undertaken in 2023. 
In 2023 the IFRC will launch unified reports for 
each of these contexts with a mid-year and an 
end of year report for each. These reports will 
contain much more in-depth information on 
the specific activities, progress, and impact in 
each country. View the 2023 plans 
here
.
The IFRC’s GO Platform also provides a wealth 
of country-level information related to the 
disaster response and preparedness actions 
of the IFRC network. The GO platform can be 
found 
here
. 
Note for participating National Societies: * Indicates National Societies
which have contributed only multilaterally through the IFRC in the 
past two years; ** indicates National Societies who have an integration
agreement with the IFRC.
IFRC COUNTRY / CLUSTER