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Evaluation of Value for Money of Start Network Crisis Anticipation Window

IRMA carried out the first evaluation of Start Network’s Anticipation Fund, an innovative Forecast-based Financing mechanism for local and national NGOs to access funds for early action. The evaluation sought to establishing the effectiveness and efficiency of the mechanism, with a focus on ‘Value for Money’.

Our team included three national researchers in Somalia, Nigeria and Sri Lanka, who engaged with local stakeholders and community members in the areas where crises were forecast and funds were disbursed, to hear their  views.

The research also highlighted the gender dimensions of pre-crisis assessments and examined how gender played a role in the types of early warning signs that were evident in at-risk communities.  

IRMA’s team was Lezlie Moriniere, Marilise Turnbull, Arielle Tozier de la Poterie, Samantha Pathirathna MD and Andrew Gwaivangmin.

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Global roll-out of UNICEF Third-Party Monitoring Guidance Package

With humanitarian operating environments becoming progressively more complex and challenging, UNICEF has been expanding their use of third-party monitoring (TPM) in order to ensure and maintain systematic field monitoring. Outsourcing monitoring to third-parties, however, has come with some recognized challenges and

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M&E for Protection Prevention in AELA

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

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