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Region

Client

NGO
- Save the Children

Service

Research

Year

2018

Research for Save the Children on Scalable Approaches to Child-Centred DRR

IRMA was commissioned by Save the Children to conduct research to address a critical gap in Child Centred DRR and to strengthen the capacity of effectively scaling up CCDRR initiatives, including Comprehensive School Safety (CSS). Led by Marilise and Lezlie, this research was guided by Dr. Hannah Vaughn-Lee and Isabelle Bremaud as IRMA Associates, as well as Vani Xaxa (in India) and Syeda Abida Farheen (in Bangladesh).

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Independent Evaluation of Climate Information and Early Warning Systems (CIEWS) for the Green Climate Fund (GCF)

In recent decades, climate- and weather-related extremes have intensified, driving disproportionate losses for vulnerable populations and heightening demand for robust climate information and early warning systems. Despite substantial investments by climate funds and development partners, the landscape of CIEWS support

Base/Endline Evaluation and TPM of WFP/Ethiopia’s Sustainable Livelihood Promotion program for Refugees and Host Population

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

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

Evaluation of NRC’s Information, Counseling and Legal Assistance Programme for IDPs in Colombia

IRMA evaluated NRC’s longstanding ICLA programme in Colombia that provides legal advisory services to IDPs to facilitate their access to humanitarian aid and housing, land and property rights. The evaluation was carried out on the cusp of the Peace Process