Humanitarian coordination refers to the organized efforts of various organizations and agencies to provide effective assistance during crises, such as natural disasters or conflicts. This process ensures that resources are used efficiently, avoiding duplication of efforts and addressing the most urgent needs of affected populations. Key players in this coordination include United Nations agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and local authorities. Effective humanitarian coordination involves sharing information, setting common goals, and establishing clear roles among all stakeholders. This collaborative approach helps to streamline response efforts, ensuring that aid reaches those in need quickly and effectively. Tools like cluster systems and regular meetings facilitate communication and planning among different groups involved in humanitarian response.