IRMA designed and facilitated a 3-day intensive training workshop, entitled Integrated Disaster Risk Management and Resilience Capacity Building, for Counterpart International (CPI) in Mangochi, Malawi from 22-24 February, 2017. It was attended by 47 senior leaders of 24 CSOs participating in the STEPS program. Objectives were to equip local STEPS partners with skills to integrate disaster risk management and resilience in their daily organizational practice. Supporting the Efforts of Partners (STEPS) sets out to ensure a capable, effective civil society develops in Malawi.
Review of Sida´s Humanitarian Financing Prioritization for Severe Needs
The heart of humanitarian action is to relieve suffering by providing aid when and where it is needed. The concept of Principled Humanitarian Aid (PHA) was created to ensure that aid is provided through unbiased means and with dignity, upholding
