Topics

Disaster Risk Management and Disaster Risk Reduction
- Preparedness

Region

Client

United Nations
- UNDP

Service

Advisory

Year

2020

UNDP Global Proposals

IRMA was asked by UNDP’s Disaster and Climate Risk Governance team (in the Global Policy Network/BPPS and Crisis Bureau) to contribute to proposals required to enhance their global DRR service delivery.

Under this contract, IRMA provided critical inputs to DG ECHO for the Intra-ACP Action Fiche for resource mobilization under the 11th EDF (involving actions for SPC, CBD, SADC, UNDRR, WB, CREWS and AUC).

For UNDP, IRMA also interviewed 22 UNDP staff to redesign their DRR Theory of Change and prepare the Global DRR Project documents (Project Implementation Plan).

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Training on ‘Resilience for Systems’ for GOAL

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The Oxfam Global Humanitarian Team (GHT) has a Performance and Innovation Team that sets the standards and gathers evidence to document learning in the different thematic areas of Oxfam work, including Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). Oxfam’s GHT sought IRMA’s support

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

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Training on Health Resilience for GOAL

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