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\n\n \n\nCoronavirus is spreading globally. How can individuals, communities, humanitarian actors, local and national authorities best respond to uphold the rights of all affected people? Sphere and its partner standards can guide our response.\n\nIn situations of insecurity with the danger of misinformation and stigmatisation, it is important to understand and apply the most important and basic principles and actions to help limit the spread of the virus.\n\nThere are tools from the humanitarian sector that can directly support your COVID-19 response. The sector has been gathering important knowledge and evidence around the response to disease outbreaks, including the Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014.\n\nOne of the most comprehensive tools is the Sphere Handbook<\/strong><\/a>. Sphere and the Humanitarian Standards Partnership<\/strong><\/a> (HSP) contain standards and guidance which define the minimum response all crisis-affected people have the right to expect. They establish what needs to be in place for affected populations to survive and recover with dignity. Sphere standards are directly relevant for a public health emergency such as the COVID-19 pandemic, with the Health and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Promotion chapters being the most important ones.\n\nOur partner standards are equally important, including the Core Humanitarian Standard <\/strong><\/a>and the following standards which are part of the Humanitarian Standards Partnership: <\/strong>Cash Assistance, Inclusion of older people and people with disabilities, Education in Emergencies, Child Protection and Markets and Economic Recovery.\n\nHow do you do this in a dignified and safe way for affected communities?\u00a0 Our technical guidance on the shows you how.\u00a0 It includes links to relevant sections of the various humanitarian standards.\n\n \t