Visibility of CHR in humanitarian operations: A recommendation 16. It would be kind enough if CHR as an institution metamorphosed to a level that it could provide service initiatives to IDPs in humanitarian situations. In regular and ordinary situations, CHR basically functions as a monitoring body. In humanitarian situations, CHR could also function as a humanitarian provider, albeit, taking active role in monitoring human rights situations of the IDPs. We could offer our FORENSIC SERVICES on humanitarian situations, e.g. identification of remains, DNA analysis, DNA matching, toxicology, pathology and other concerns related to medicine. 17. Child Rights Center could be well enough and a good stakeholder for psycho-social initiatives provider to children in situations of armed conflict, disasters and other humanitarian situations. Appendix K: Resource Mapping of Buruun Evacuation Center Observations: Buruun (School of fisheries) 1. Evacuation Center is very crowded 2. Additional Tarpaulins are needed for protection especially during rains 3. Portable toilets (PortaLets) are seldom used because IDP’s defecate everywhere 4. Child Friendly Spaces do not have anything inside for the children to use and are quite inaccessible because of its location 5. Senior high School building’s lobby is being used by IDP’s (not the classroom) 6. 14 portlets in total. 7 for males and 7 for females 7. Classrooms were not utilized as EC’s. (only the lobby of senior high school building) 8. Some space of the building under construction is partly used as EC. 9. Water bladder capacity 15,000 liters 104