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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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Climate Resilience and Risk Planning for Saint-Barthélemy

Under a European Union technical assistance project implemented by Cowater International, IRMA is contributing senior expertise to support Saint-Barthélemy in advancing climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction. The 2-year assignment focuses on generating robust, actionable analysis and planning tools

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Inclusive Early Warning and Early Action Meta-Synthesis for GDPC

The Global Disaster Preparedness Center (GDPC), a joint initiative of the IFRC and the American Red Cross, commissioned IRMA to produce a global synthesis on inclusive early warning and early action (EWEA) for last-mile communities. The work drew together evidence

Technical assistance to address environmentally induced displacement in EC external cooperation

Climate change has become an increasingly important driver of human mobility. Those displaced due to environmental or climate factors were not legally represented in the Refugee Convention, and no internationally agreed terminology captured their status. This project mapped how the

Update of UNHCR’s Preparedness Package for Refugee Emergencies

UNHCR’s Emergency Preparedness Unit (DESS) conctrated IRMA to update the Preparedness Package for Refugee Emergencies (PPRE-2), (i) applying recent lessons learned in the organization ; (ii) integrating more effectively UNHCR’s commitments on such core issues as the centrality of protection,