Annual report

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Between National Societies on priority areas 
of engagement in the affected countries. 
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Participating National Society support across 
the response operation. 
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Sharing information on trends and challenges 
in the response, and the context. 
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Identification of solutions to ensure that all 
the members can engage in an adequate 
response.
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Working to harmonize approaches through 
multiple levels of sectoral working and 
coordination groups, as well as facilitating 
discussions at leadership level.
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Representing the plans and actions of 
the Membership through a Federation-
wide planning, monitoring and reporting 
approach. 
Federation-wide approach 
Consistent with the priority given to Membership 
Coordination and in line with the Agenda for 
Renewal, the IFRC continues to strengthen 
its coordination with the Membership at both 
strategic and operational levels. The Ukrainian 
Red Cross Society One Plan for 2023–2025, the 
17 revised National Society Response Plans, 
the Emergency Appeal and the Operational 
Strategy (available on 
go.ifrc.org
) are part of the 
Federation-Wide Framework and Membership 
Coordination, based on needs and response 
priorities of National Societies involved in the 
response across the region and in consulta-
tion with all network members contributing 
to the response. This approach leverages the 
capacities of all partners to maximize collec-
tive humanitarian impact and ensure linkages 
between all response activities. IFRC teams, 
present in Ukraine and neighbouring and 
impacted countries, are supporting the scale-up 
of sustainable response operations and techni-
cal capacities of National Societies responding to 
the ongoing crisis. 
The IFRC ensures cross-country coordination, 
expanding innovative practices in programming. 
Adjusting to the changing context and needs, 
in-country IFRC operations teams support 
National Societies in articulating and adjusting 
their country-level strategies, which place the 
National Society’s needs at the centre of ongoing 
response and planning efforts. Country-specific 
activities and targets are reviewed and consid-
ered based on needs, available resources, and 
capacities of each National Society. National 
Society plans are supported by Participating 
National Societies, the IFRC, and external part-
ners contributing to activities bilaterally.