Pakistan: Heshiiska Wadaagista Macluumaadka oo La Soo Saaray si Loo Xaqiijiyo Maamulka Xogta
Heshiiska Wadaagista Macluumaadka (ISP) ee Jamhuuriyadda Islaamka Pakistan ayaa la soo saaray si loo xaqiijiyo maamulka xogta, si loo hubiyo inay u isticmaasho si ammaan ah, dhaqameed, iyo saamayn leh. Heshiiskan ayaa ah midka ugu muhiimsan ee ka jira jawaabta Pakistan, waxaana lagu ansixiyay 22-kii September 2023.
Sida Heshiiskan La Soo Saaray
Heshiiska Wadaagista Macluumaadka (ISP) ayaa loo sameeyay si loo taageero mas'uuliyadda xogta, taas oo ka kooban maamulka ammaan ah, dhaqameed, iyo saamayn leh ee xogta. Heshiiskan ayaa sameeyay qaab-dhismeed isku mid ah oo loo isticmaalo wadaagista xogta, kaas oo ku saleysan sharciyada nidaamka iyo shuruudaha la xiriira.
Heshiiskan ayaa la dhisay iyadoo la raacayo talooyinka Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) ee ku saabsan mas'uuliyadda xogta, waxaana hogaaminayay Kooxda shaqada maamulka xogta ee Pakistan (IMWG) iyo Kooxda Isku-xirka Sektarada (ISCG). Ansixinta ugu horreysay ayaa timid 22-kii September 2023, halka tiknoolajiyadda ugu dambeysay ay timid May 2026.
Xaqiijinta Maamulka Xogta
Heshiiskan ISP ayaa ah midka ugu muhiimsan ee ka jira jawaabta Pakistan, waxaana loo sameeyay si loo dhammaystiro siyaasado hore u jira, laakiin ma ahan mid ka beddeli kara shuruudaha sharciga iyo nidaamyada gaarka ah ee sektarada iyo meelaha mas'uuliyadda.
Shirkadaha ku xiran sharciga dalka ayaa la filayaa inay raacaan sharciga dalka marka uu isku dhaco heshiiskan ISP. Heshiiskan ayaa sidoo kale la filayaa in la beddelo iyo in la kordhiyo marka loo baahdo, iyadoo la raacayo nidaam isku-xir ah oo lagu maamulo IMWG iyo ISCG, waxaana la ansixin doonaa HCT.
Awoodda Sektarada iyo Wada-shaqeynta
Qaybta sektarada ee ka qayb-galaya nidaamyada guud ee jawaabta ayaa muhiim u ah go'aannada isku midka ah iyo isku-xirka jawaabta. Tani waxay ka kooban tahay in la hubiyo horumarka, caqabadaha, iyo fursadaha maamulka xogta si mas'uuliyadeed.
Wada-shaqeynta u dhexeysa IMWG iyo ISCG ayaa muhiim u ah in la hubiyo in heshiiskan ISP uu si toos ah u shaqeeyo, waxaana la filayaa in la beddelo marka loo baahdo si loo raaco isbeddelka jawaabta.
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has revised its Information Sharing Protocol (ISP) to reinforce safe, ethical, and effective data management across the humanitarian response, building on a framework first endorsed in 2023.
A Collective Framework for Data Exchange
The Information Sharing Protocol (ISP) establishes a common framework for information and data exchange, informed by a shared definition of sensitivity and conditions for disclosure. It has been developed through a collective exercise led by the Pakistan Information Management Working Group (IMWG) and Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG) in accordance with the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Operational Guidance on Data Responsibility.
This ISP serves as the primary document governing data and information sharing in the Pakistan response, designed to complement existing policies and guidelines without affecting or replacing obligations contained in applicable legal and regulatory frameworks, sector- and Area of Responsibility (AOR)-specific protocols, or organizational policies.
Legal Compliance and Collaborative Oversight
Organizations subject to national legislation should always follow relevant legislation in case it conflicts with this ISP. The protocol, including the data and information sensitivity classification, will be reviewed and updated as needed based on changes in the response context, through a collaborative process overseen by the Pakistan IMWG and ISCG and subject to review and endorsement by the HCT.
Participation of sector-level counterparts in response-wide mechanisms is key to consistent and harmonized decision-making at the response level. This includes monitoring and reporting on progress, challenges and opportunities for responsible data management.
From Endorsement to Revision: A Timeline of Governance
The ISP was originally endorsed by the Pakistan HCT on 22 September 2023 and subsequently revised by the IMWG in May 2026, reflecting an evolving commitment to data responsibility within the country's humanitarian landscape.
The revision process underscores the dynamic nature of the protocol, ensuring it remains aligned with the operational realities and legal obligations of all actors involved in Pakistan's humanitarian response.
