IRMA undertook a learning review for CAMEALEON, an NGO-led network that conducts independent monitoring, research and analysis of WFP’s multi-purpose cash intervention in Lebanon. The review also contributed to wider sectoral learning on third party monitoring of cash programmes by identifying the replicable aspects of the CAMEALEON model.
IRMA’s team was Floor Grootenhuis, Marilise Turnbull and Florenge Copigneaux
IRMA produced a tool and guidelines adapted to real-time evaluation in access-constrained settings. The process and outputs built on recent research on remote monitoring and evaluation, and contribute to innovative approaches to humanitarian challenges.
In March 2021, UNDP launched the project “Supporting rapid recovery from floods and intercommunal conflict through building resilience and stability in crisis-affected communities” to support disaster response and recovery efforts of crisis-affected communities following massive flooding in South Kivu province.
Lezlie was commissioned in 2017 by FAO to lead a 3-person team made up of entomologist Alex Franc and IRMA Associate Ginna Rakotoarimanana to evaluate the Triennial Anti-Locust Campaign in Madagascar. Using a Disaster Risk Management lens, the team evaluated
The African Risk Capacity (ARC), a Specialized Agency of the African Union, enables African governments to access rapid financing to protect the food security and livelihoods of their vulnerable populations in extreme weather events. ARC engaged IRMA to guide and
