Topics

Disaster Risk Management and Disaster Risk Reduction
- Preparedness

Region

Client

Donors and financial institutions
- Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

Service

Evaluation

Year

2020

Evaluation of FCDO’s Centre for Disaster Protection Programme

IRMA serves as Programme Evaluation Lead (PEL) for a multi-cycle evaluation of the UK Prosperity Fund’s Centre for Disaster Protection Programme composed of two implementing partners: the Centre and the World Bank’s Disaster Protection Programme. The evaluation team focuses on producing knowledge and compiling learning spearheaded by the programme since 2018. The Centre, based in the City of London, has grown to be widely appreciated by country and humanitarian actors looking to protect their investments and secure financial pipelines to more efficiently support populations affected by crisis and disasters.

IRMA’s co-founder, Lezlie Moriniere is leading this effort for Tetratech/Niras/Integrity consortium

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