JIPS is an inter-agency service working with governments, humanitarian and development actors to produce and use agreed-upon displacement data for decision-making.

Profiling exercises generate information for both humanitarian and development interventions to prevent, reduce and respond to displacement, but they are also useful in ways that go beyond the data they produce.

The Joint Internal Displacement Profiling Service (JIPS) was set up in Geneva in 2009 as an inter-agency body to provide support to governments and humanitarian and development organisations seeking to improve locally owned information and analysis about displacement situations.

The JET – the JIPS Essential Toolkit – is a collection of easily accessible tools and methodology guides for conducting a profiling exercise

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JIPS is an inter-agency service that offers support to profiling of displacement situations globally. It does this, by bringing partners together under one collaborative data collection process, and by providing technical expertise throughout to achieve robust and agreed-upon results.

Profiling is a collaborative process for analysing displacement situations to support solutions to displacement. This guidance document provides the essential information for understanding the profiling process and the key features of this methodology, especially its comparative and collaborative approach.

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The JIPS Essential Toolkit (JET) is a compilation of generic tools and guides for all stages of a profiling exercise, and represents JIPS’ best practice. It is an independent database that users can browse for assistance and inspiration.