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DIPECHO Samadhan Final Evaluation

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Sectors: Emergency|Humanitarian Aid
Languages: English
Country: Nepal
Evaluation Type: Final
Keywords: Emergency and Humanitarian Aid

Integrated Community Disaster Risk Management Project (ICDR) Baseline Report

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Sectors: Emergency|Humanitarian Aid, Food and Nutrition Security
Languages: English
Country: Tajikistan
Evaluation Type: Baseline
Keywords: Agriculture, Emergency and Humanitarian Aid, Environment, Natural Resources

to reduce the negative impacts of disasters in Tajikistan by better preparing the vulnerable populat... Read More...

Phongsaly food security project (pfsp)

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Sectors: Food and Nutrition Security, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene, Women's Economic Empowerment
Languages: English
Country: Laos
Evaluation Type: Midterm
Keywords: Agriculture, Economic Development, Environment, Natural Resources, Water

A broad variety of measures organised around three major topics were employed to address the food in... Read More...

Phongsaly food security project pfsp final review

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Sectors: Food and Nutrition Security, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene, Women's Economic Empowerment
Languages: English
Country: Laos
Evaluation Type: Final
Keywords: Agriculture, Economic Development, Environment, Natural Resources, Water

A broad variety of measures organised around three major topics were employed to address the food in... Read More...

Improved Food and Livelihood Security (IFLS) Project Midterm Report

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Sectors: Food and Nutrition Security, Women's Economic Empowerment
Languages: English
Country: Myanmar
Evaluation Type: Midterm
Keywords: Agriculture, Economic Development, Environment, Natural Resources

40-page midterm report. The objective of IFLS is increased food and livelihood security for marginalised communities in 44 villages in southern Chin State . The project is also addressing one of the country’s major environmental problems – unsustainable shifting cultivation in mountainous areas. Mindat and Kanpetlet townships are spread over mountain ranges, with sparsely scattered villages in (at times) inaccessible terrain. Villager populations are primarily subsistence farmers with little or no access to markets for their produce. Increasing population and scarcity of land adds to environmental degradation and a decline in agricultural productivity Read More...