In support of the recently released Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) 2026 for Myanmar, clusters have also been releasing their strategy documents. 

• Early Recovery Cluster aims to restore basic services and livelihoods, prioritising debris removal, recycling and waste management for over 1.25 million people in need.
• Education Cluster will target 1.1 million people (32% of those in need): 98% children, including 141,000 children with disabilities.
• Food Security Cluster’s Emergency food assistance will target 1.3 million people in areas highly affected by conflict and disasters, prioritizing improved physical and economic access to food for the most vulnerable households.
• Health Cluster: In 2026, 9.3 million people in Myanmar will need support with basic health care, amid conflict/disaster impacts and 1,815 recorded attacks on health care since February 2021.
• Nutrition Cluster will deliver life-saving and preventive services to about 677,375 crisis-affected people, within an estimated 2.6 million who need essential nutrition support to prevent and manage acute malnutrition.
• Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster aims to assist 3.4 million crisis-affected people with life-saving shelter, essential NFIs, and site management support amid escalating conflict and disaster-driven displacement.
• WASH Cluster plans to reach 2.4 million of the 8.9 million people in need, requiring US$119.9 million to deliver risk-informed, standards-based WASH services that adapt to shocks such as earthquakes, AWD/cholera outbreaks, and floods.