What is Accountability to Affected People (AAP)? What does OCHA say? - OCHA on Message:

An accountable humanitarian system, It is the continuous interaction between where decision-making power is in the organizations and crisis-affected people and hands of those affected by crisis, is central communities for mutual social and to effective humanitarian action. [...] In humanitarian humanitarians to recognize people - action, this includes working with affected women, girls, men, boys of all ages and in people to meet their different needs, all their diversity, as the first responders priorities and preferences, address their and active agents in their own relief and vulnerabilities, risks and threats, build on recovery. [...] programmes and how affected people ▪ Ensuring feedback systems are in place experience and perceive humanitarian work to enable communities to assess and is the most relevant measure of comment on the performance of performance. [...] Planning, enable people of all gender, age, disability, programming, coordination and financing and displacement status, and other should focus on community priorities and diversities, to drive decisions that affect their support local responses.3 Community own lives, well-being, dignity and protection engagement should inform response-wide and ensure that responses are lean and analysis, planning. [...] Information Management OCHA supports the inclusion of feedback and perceptions from people of all gender, age, disability and other diversities affected by crises, in analysis, planning and monitoring, including supporting the integration of people’s expression of their priority needs and satisfaction in the response and how they align with or differ from external analysis.