Norwegian Refugee Council asked IRMA to conduct a global review of its camp management programming. The portfolio includes traditional camp management, interventions in urban displacement contexts, and in mobile sites, and spans seventeen countries including Iraq, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Brazil, Greece and others. IRMA’s review enabled NRC to rethink its approach and develop a new camp management strategy.
IRMA’s co-founder, Marilise Turnbull, carried out this project for NRC.
Photo credit: NRC The measurement and evaluation of the prevention of violence in Protection Programmes are challenging for many reasons. A relationship of trust is needed for communities to be willing to share information about issues affecting their safety, and
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
The number and intensity of natural hazards have increased exponentially in recent decades. While headlines highlight the impact on people and infrastructure, animals are also affected by these events and subsequent disasters. The Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction represented
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
