IAU Secured Applications

Who does What, Where (3W)

3W Database . By browsing the online version of 3W Database  you agree to IAU Terms & Conditions .

The Who does What, Where (3W) database provides summary details of organisation's project activities. Information, such as project titles and descriptions, beneficiary types, funding, project dates and locations on projects by UN agencies and NGOs are included.

The purpose of the 3W is to facilitate coordination between operational agencies to minimise duplication of activities and to help identify gaps in the provision of services. Thus it is of especial benefit to the Sector Outcome Teams.

The 3W is available online from our Login page although security requirements prohibit public access to this secured application. You can register and request access to 3W at the following levels:

• Browser Access (only aggregated information, no project level or financial information) – available to SOTs members and information contributing organisations.
• Editor Access (all information) – available to UNAMI-HRD and OCHA Iraq staff, SOT Leads, SOT Deputies and SOT Supporting Officers.
• Editor access (your projects/sectors) – available to information contributing organizations.
• No Access – if you do not meet the requirements to have access to 3W secured application, you can request a 3W report via our requests form (www.iauiraq.org/support.asp)

For more information on the procedure of applying for the IAU secured applications access, please refer to the Access to Secured IAU Web Applications Protocol.

Manuals and Guidelines - 3W_User manual_v1.0 (pdf, 1,5 MB)

EmergencyInfo

IAU EmergencyInfo is a database for coordinating responses to emergencies in Iraq, developed in response to the Sadr City and Basrah emergencies in 2008. It can be accessed and updated 24/7 on the internet.

EmergencyInfo can be triggered for a particular emergency either by the HC or the head of OCHA. Sector Outcome Teams can identify and update the needs that arise in an emergency and their responses to those needs. The responses can be updated as they progress from the planning stage to implementation.

EmergencyInfo is available online from our Login page although security requirements prohibit public access to this secured application. You can register and request access to EmergencyInfo at the following levels:

• Browser Access – available to UNAMI-HRD and OCHA Iraq staff or SOTs members.
• Editor Access (your projects/sectors) – available to SOT Leads, SOT Deputies and SOT Supporting Officers.
• Editor Access (all information) – available to UNAMI-HRD and OCHA Iraq staff.

For more information on the procedure of applying for the IAU secured applications access, please refer to the Access to Secured IAU Web Applications Protocol.

Manuals and Guidelines - EmergencyInfo User manual_v1.0 (pdf, 0,8 MB)

Calendar of Events

Calendar Of Events is available online from our Login page although security requirements prohibit public access to this secured application. You can register and request access to Calendar of Events at the following levels:

• Browser Access – available to UN staff members or to organizations which are SOT members.
• Editor Access (all information) – available to SOT Leads, SOT Deputies and SOT Supporting Officers or to UNAMI-HRD and OCHA Iraq staff.

For more information on the procedure of applying for the IAU secured applications access, please refer to the Access to Secured IAU Web Applications Protocol.

SOTs Area

The SOts Area is available online from our Login page although security requirements prohibit public access to this secured application. Access to the SOTs Area is organised according to the eight sectors. You can register and request access to one or more sectors. SOT members will be granted access automatically. Requests by non-members will be forwarded to the respective SOT Lead(s) for approval.
Levels of access:

• Browser Access – available to the SOTs members.
• Editor Access (your projects/sectors) – available to SOT Leads, SOT Deputies and SOT Supporting Officers.
• Editor Access (all information) - available to UNAMI-HRD and OCHA Iraq.

For more information on the procedure of applying for the IAU secured applications access, please refer to the Access to Secured IAU Web Applications Protocol.

IAU Area

The IAU Area is available online from our Login page although security requirements prohibit public access to this secured application. You can register and request access to IAU Area at the following levels:

• Editor Access (all information) – available to IAU staff.

For more information on the procedure of applying for the IAU secured applications access, please refer to the Access to Secured IAU Web Applications Protocol.

File Management System (FMS)

The FMS is available online from our Login page although security requirements prohibit public access to this secured application. You can register and request access to FMS at the following levels:

• Editor Access (all information) – available to UNAMI-HRD and OCHA Iraq staff.

For more information on the procedure of applying for the IAU secured applications access, please refer to the Access to Secured IAU Web Applications Protocol.