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Client

NGO
- Consortium for Humanitarian Agencies in Bolivia

Service

Research

Year

2019

“Alma Resiliente”: A Story of the evolution of the Consortium for Humanitarian Agencies in Bolivia (CAHB)

IRMA researched and documented the evolution of an inter-agency endeavour to improve cooperation in the fields of Disaster Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation. This story of the Consortium for Humanitarian Agencies in Bolivia (CAHB), which was founded in 2008 and is still operational 10 years later, is one of adaptation and resilience, with lessons for all international agencies that are committed to collaboration and localisation of humanitarian aid. The research was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

IRMA’s team for this project included Marilise Turnbull and Sebastian Serrano

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Documenting results & lessons from UNDP Tunisia’s DRR capacity-building program at national & local levels

In Tunisia, UNDP has been working with national and local partners to implement the program “Support for strengthening national and local capacities for Disaster Risk Reduction” since 2017. This support has been materialised mainly through two projects, namely: “Improving community resilience and the

Update of UNHCR’s Preparedness Package for Refugee Emergencies

UNHCR’s Emergency Preparedness Unit (DESS) conctrated IRMA to update the Preparedness Package for Refugee Emergencies (PPRE-2), (i) applying recent lessons learned in the organization ; (ii) integrating more effectively UNHCR’s commitments on such core issues as the centrality of protection,

IFRC/Better Programming Initiative (BPI)

In 2020, the IFRC commissioned IRMA to develop the BPI Training Programme in collaboration with the Swedish Red Cross. The purpose of the training is to support participants to navigate many evolving dynamics while carefully promoting conflict sensitive program management

Step-by-step guide for developing a Health Resilience Strategy

As part the ongoing support for Momentum Integrated Health Resilience (MIHR), during 2024 IRMA worked closely with the MIHR resilience team to develop and refine a project planning tool. The tool was developed to accompany staff working in fragile and