Here’s a quick skeleton: 1. Criteria—damage scale, number of people at risk, immediate life‑saving needs, cost per capita, and feasibility on the ground. 2. Accountability—real‑time dashboards, independent audits, and a community liaison who reports back on ground truth. 3. Approval—set up a standing rapid‑response committee with pre‑approved thresholds and a single digital portal for all documents, so nothing gets stuck in paperwork. Keep donors in the loop with quarterly briefings and a clear ROI on each dollar. That keeps the vulnerable protected, the donors satisfied, and the process moving fast.