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Capacity Development

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2017

Development of Guide to Facilitating Community-led Disaster Risk Management

IRMA produced a new guide on how to facilitate community-led DRM for Catholic Relief Services, Caritas Australia and CAFOD. The project involved capturing the lessons learned by experienced DRM field staff, as well as combining traditional tools with new thinking in the humanitarian and development sectors, to ensure that the guidance promotes a community-led, inclusive, and accountable approach.

In April 2018, IRMA founding partner, Marilise Turnbull, led a pilot training course on Community-led DRM for CRS in Cambodia, the first event in a series to roll out this new guide

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Strategic Review of NRC’s Information, Counselling, and Legal Assistance (ICLA) program

The Norwegian Refugee Council’s (NRC) Information, Counselling, and Legal Assistance (ICLA) program is a flagship initiative and one of its core areas of expertise. This specialized legal protection program supports displaced and conflict-affected people by providing legal aid, including information,

Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Resilience Capacity Building training in Malawi for Counterpart International

IRMA designed and facilitated a 3-day intensive training workshop, entitled Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Resilience Capacity Building, for Counterpart International (CPI) in Mangochi, Malawi from 22-24 February, 2017. It was attended by 47 senior leaders of 24 CSOs participating

Driving forward the Localisation Agenda

Recommendations for operational practices that strengthen the leadership of national and local actors in partnership-based humanitarian action globally Transforming aid relationships between local, national and international NGOs starts with examining the quality of existing partnerships. IRMA recently conducted a significant

Final Evaluation of Netherlands Red Cross Hurricane Irma Recovery Program in Sint Maarten

In September of 2017, Hurricane Irma impacted several Caribbean islands, Sint Maarten being one of the worst-affected with damages estimated to be $2.5 billion. The Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) launched a response called “The Netherlands helps St. Maarten” and, following