CHS self-assessment

Rate your organisation from 1 (not achieved) to 5 (fully achieved). The scores start at 3. The chart summarises the nine commitments.

This assessment follows the earlier edition of the CHS. Read about the 2024 edition.

1 Do affected people and communities receive assistance that meets their needs?

2 Do affected people and communities receive the humanitarian assistance they need when they need it?

3 Does assistance leave affected people and communities safer, better prepared and more resilient while avoiding harm?

4 Do people know their rights and entitlements, have the information they need, and take part in decisions that affect them?

5 Can affected people raise complaints and requests safely and receive a prompt response?

6 Do affected people receive coordinated assistance that draws on different organisations’ expertise and avoids gaps and overlap?

7 Can people expect better assistance as organisations learn from experience and review their work?

8 Do affected people receive support from competent, well-managed staff and volunteers?

9 Can affected people expect organisations to manage resources effectively, efficiently and ethically?