MIMU Bulletins provide a periodical overview of MIMU's activities, products, services, and achievements in an illustrated and interactive format, complementing the MIMU Catalogue of Activities & Achievements.
In this edition in both Myanmar Language and English Language, MIMU’s activities in the latter 6-month of 2023 are covered, highlighting our continued commitment to core products and services such as HDP Nexus 5W, Assessments / Publications tracking, and trainings.
Be sure to take a look at this week's latest HDP Nexus 5W releases on the HDP Nexus 5W page of MIMU website.
As updates contributed by 196 reporting agencies as of 12th March 2024, Yangon had the highest concentration of agencies’ activities (projects under implementation), with 76 agencies implementing projects, followed by Kachin (65), Rakhine (62), Kayin (59), Shan (south) (54), Sagaing (52) and Mandalay (50). On the other hand, the lowest agency presence is in Nay Pyi Taw and Bago (west), which are areas with smaller populations.
For interactive view of the results, please visit MIMU 5W Dashboards:
Stay tuned for more products after Thingyan! Thanks to all 196 contributing agencies including 95 INGOs, 63 NNGOs, 21 UN/IO, 10 Red Cross Organisations and 7 CBOs/CSOs/Others for your active participation, and we are looking forward to continued cooperation and support from you in the next round. Please share your comments and feedback with us via the contact form.
Are you a creative individual who cares about the impact of landmines on your community? ‘Mine Free Myanmar’ is inviting you to their 2nd Nationwide Art Contest. You can make a difference! Deadline: 21 September 2023
Nutrition Cluster Monitoring dashboard has recently been updated. The dashboard and other information analysis products are based on the information provided by Cluster partners through the Nutrition Information System (NIS) 3W template. The template shows the different types of Nutrition Cluster response activities and their locations, and is essential in tracking progress of response activities against set targets and according to the Humanitarian Response Plan. The NIS dashboard update is per the current reporting month.
MIMU is also hosting the dedicated nutrition cluster page which includes the information on the nutrition cluster events, meetings and resources that help optimal response and coverage of nutrition programmes across different partners, geographical areas, and other clusters.
A critical situation: Responding to the Challenges of Providing Mental Health Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) for Myanmar article explores a range of mental health challenges for Myanmar and identifies where action is needed to increase mental health and psychosocial support. This article, originally published on Tea Circle Myanmar, along with other resources are now available on MIMU's Health Sector page.
MIMU Bulletins provide a periodical overview of MIMU's activities, products, services, and achievements in an illustrated and interactive format, complementing the MIMU Catalogue of Activities & Achievements.
In this edition, MIMU’s activities in the latter 6-month of 2023 are covered, highlighting our continued commitment to core products and services such as HDP Nexus 5W, Assessments / Publications tracking, and trainings.
The Embassy of Canada in Myanmar has announced its annual call for proposals for the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI).
The CFLI is a program designed to support small-scale, high-impact projects in developing countries, which align with Global Affairs Canada’s thematic priority areas for engagement. The program is directed at projects conceived and designed predominantly by local partners. Projects are selected and approved by the relevant Canadian embassy or high commission. The CFLI also serves to support positive bilateral relations between Canada and recipient countries and their civil societies, by deepening contacts and supporting local endeavours.
More in the documents on MIMU's Call for Proposals page
The latest map from MIMU explores seismic activity in Myanmar and nearby regions over the last 100 years. More resources can also be found in MIMU’s dedicates page for earthquake emergency preparedness and response.
The latest MIMU Myanmar Pcode version 9.5 (February 2024) is the result of the MIMU village mapping exercise which was collaboratively performed with inputs from field agencies. The most significant changes documented in this version are as follows;
Detailed information of these and earlier changes is available in PDF and Excel formats.
In order to implement the Pcodes properly in your datasets, MIMU PCoder has also been updated, providing users with 3 dataset versions (9.5 or 9.4 or 9.2) and the flexibility to opt for place names in English or Myanmar (Unicode). You can use it to match PCode and place names as well as to get the coordinates of villages and towns along with their respective place codes and names. Guidelines in both Myanmar and English are now available.
All the release Pcode products can be found on the MIMU PCode Webpage.
Try this week's the MIMU updated overview dashboard shows 2,534 assessments contributed by 197 agencies across 25 sectors of humanitarian and development activities. To find more detailed information of assessments/publications, please visit MIMU Assessments and Publications webpage.
As can be seen in the newly released Overview Dashboard of Assessment Tracking (February 2024), 52% of the reported assessments/publications have been done for countrywide level, followed by Rakhine (13%), then those in Kayin, Sagaing, Shan (North), Mandalay and Kachin.
Please find more detailed information of assessments/publications through the link HERE.
Thanks to all agencies for active participation in this exercise.
Please contact [email protected] for any further query, and be sure to share information on planned, ongoing or completed assessment/publications.
