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 identifying the replicable aspects of the CAMEALEON model.
IRMA’s team was Floor Grootenhuis, Marilise Turnbull and Florenge Copigneaux
Increasingly complex operating environments and diminishing resources present an array of challenges for humanitarian agencies in the delivery of timely, predictable and quality humanitarian assistance to crisis-affected populations; not least among these is how to ensure direct and systematic programme
Under the GEG/IRMA Consoritum, Lezlie designed and led the research leading to ELRHA’s ‘Global Prioritisation Exercise for Research and Innovation’ (Stage 1: 1—08/2017). In the compendium of research and innovation linked to humanitarian action, 694 outputs were catalogued representing the investment
Aiming to bridging the humanitarian-peace-development nexus, WFP has launched the four-year program “Innovative approaches to building Resilience for Refugees and Host Populations in Ethiopia (2018-2022): From Humanitarian Assistance to Self-Reliance” funded jointly by SIDA and DANIDA. WFP is committed to
The American Red Cross engaged IRMA to carry out a meta-evaluation of its disaster preparedness portfolio, to test its theory of change for ‘disaster ready communities’. In parallel, it asked IRMA to review similar programming by its peer organisations, to
