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February 2009 SEDEC Operational Meeting: Updates on Humanitarian Assistance and Juvenile Justice

The SEDEC Operational Meeting on February 6, 2009, featured updates on humanitarian assistance and discussions on the juvenile justice system. Key topics included the assessment report of the UN Rapid Needs Identification Mission in Vanni, challenges faced by children in contact with the law, and ongoing issues with food distribution and resettlement. Collaborative efforts with NGOs and government agencies were highlighted as part of the resolution strategies. The meeting concluded with a panel discussion, announcements, and considerations for future actions in response to identified needs.

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February 2009 SEDEC Operational Meeting: Updates on Humanitarian Assistance and Juvenile Justice

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  1. 6 th February 2009 SEDEC Operational Meeting

  2. Feedback and update               Advocacy update Consultative Committee on Humanitarian Assistance  8.30 am – 9.00 am Presentation on the Juvenile Justice system – Chathuri Jayasooriya - Advocacy Officer – CHA 8.50 am – 9.10 am AGENDA

  3. Panel Discussion – Issues of children in contact with the Law 9.10 am -  9.40 am Announcements / AOB 9.40 am – 9.45 am

  4. Consultative Committee on Humanitarian Assistance

  5. Joint UN Rapid Needs Identification Mission of 29th December 2008 to the Vanni assessment report by respective CCHA sub-committees. Food into the Vanni – Disparity in Figures GOSL Administration in Mulaitivu Administration still exists GA convoy of 14 trucks – 180 MT (29th Jan) Distributed in 4 locations Refrain from making inaccurate statements.

  6. Issues arising from CCHA Sub-committees; Resettlement and Welfare Sub-committee Management – Management steering committee. Appointment of Sub Groups Food/Shelter/Watsan Health Education/Social Welfare.

  7. Transit Location 900 acres in Vavuniya 24000 shelters Infra Structure by GOSL Agency Support Logistics and essential Services Sub-committee Modalities for Future Convoys Last vehicles out of Mullaitivu – 22nd Jan No WFP convoy since. Concerns for staff and asset security Options to continue

  8. Lack of Trucks 200 trucks in Mullaitivu Only 7 returned Drivers not being released by LTTE Livelihood Sub-committee Livelihood Gap Analysis Resettled divisions in Batticaloa district Vellavelly, Paddipalai, Vavunathivu, Chenkalady and Kiran.

  9. Health Sub-committee Medicine First quarter to Kiilinochchi and Mannar dispatched Mullaitivy awaiting clearance in Vavuniya Hoax email –RDHS Mullaitivu IDP figures IDP Transition Process Received by the Military Vavuniya – 3 days ration in Temporary Shelters Relief villages.

  10. NGO Collaboration GOSL will collaborate with NGOs Selection of agencies subject to contribution De-mining 441million square meters cleared – 2003 50% clearance by SL Army Mine Casualties 2003 - 154 casualties 2008 - 4 Casualties Needs Assessment – in a week Resettlement Priority – Mannar, Vavuniya, Killinochchi and Mullaitivu

  11. UNHCR Guidance Note on Assistance to New IDP Sites CBSM Early Recovery Cluster Group

  12. Presentation on the Juvenile Justice system – Chathuri Jayasooriya - Advocacy Officer – CHA

  13. Panel Discussion – Issues of children in contact with the Law

  14. AOB /Announcements

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