In this context, humanitarian and development partners are working together to support the Togolese authorities in strengthening institutional, community and individual resilience, to work for stabilized social cohesion and to link humanitarian, peace and development initiatives. To counter the effects of the challenges and accelerate the strengthening of resilience, under the general direction of the United Nations Resident Coordinator, partners are working in close alignment with the government’s flagship programme for strengthening resilience in the Savanes (PURS).3 Through a strengthened sectoral approach, partners will ensure increased engagement in inter-agency assessments, planning and implementation for harmonized and complementary activities. This one-year regional response plan, endorsed by national authorities, brings together 12 humanitarian and development partners.4 The plan aims to strengthen the resilience of local populations, local governance and the capacity of states to deliver services in