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Evidence review

Evaluation of Ebola Response – Uganda

In recent months Uganda has experienced three separate Viral Hemorrhagic Fever (VHF) outbreaks. Two Ebola outbreaks in the districts of Kibaale and Luwero and one Marburg event in Kabaale. URCS responded in all three cases with assistance from the IFRC…
IFRC - International Federation of Red Cross/ Red Cresent Societies
2013
UNICEF/UN026522/Parry
Foresight paper

A Dangerous Divide: The State of Inequality in Malawi

Malawi has experienced rapid economic growth in recent years, but the gains of this growth have not been spread evenly and the gap between rich and poor has widened at an alarming pace. Today, half of all Malawians live in…
Oxfam
2015
UNICEF/LeMoyne
Evidence review

The Impact of Protracted Crises on Attitudes and Aspirations

This rapid review explores the impact of protracted crises on attitudes and aspirations. It provides a general overview of what is meant by the term protracted crisis, a broad reading of the influence of different types of protracted crisis on…
GSDRC
2016
UNICEF/UNI37736/Vitale
Foresight paper

Somalia Drought

Significant pasture degradation and water shortages have been reported in parts of Somalia due to dry weather and high evaporation rates (FSNAU 18/03/2016). In total, one million people are estimated to be affected by the drought (DRC 11/03/2016). The most…
ACAPS
2016
UNICEF/UN022230/Balasundaram
Foresight paper

Ethiopia: Drought and Food Insecurity

Since June 2015, Ethiopia has been affected by the worst drought in the last 30–50 years,with over 10.2 million people in need of food assistance as of December 2015, compared to 2.9 million in the beginning of 2015. In 2016,…
ACAPS
2016
UNICEF/UNI167518/Jallanzo
Briefings

Ebola in West Africa Guinea: Resistance to the Ebola Response

Resistance to the Ebola response has been more widespread and more severe in Guinea, than in Liberia and Sierra Leone, with sometimes violent incidents. This is due to a complex interaction of many factors, including underlying causes and the nature…
ACAPS
2015
UNICEF/UNI196191/Georgiev
Evidence review

Coordinated Assessments in Emergencies – What We Know Now: Key Lessons from Field Experience

This document uses lessons learned from recent coordinated assessments to distil key points,advice, and pitfalls in carrying out a Coordinated Assessment during the first weeks of a disaster. It provides a general introduction to what has been learned about coordinated…
ACAPS
2012
UNICEF/UNI186557/Nijimbere
Evidence review

Call Detail Records: The Use of Mobile Phone Data to Track and Predict Population Displacement in Disasters

Information about the displacement of people after disasters is crucial in determining the scale and impact of the emergency, and is vital for conducting humanitarian needs assessment on the ground. Methods to forecast or detect such migration are however very…
ACAPS
2013
UNICEF/UNI200040/Khuzaie
Briefings

Scenario Development

A scenario projects alternative ways in which a situation might evolve. It is a set of informed assumptions about a situation that may require humanitarian action. Building scenarios involves speculating about an uncertain future and envisaging different possible outcomes for…
ACAPS
2013
UNICEF/UNI167510/Jallanzo
Evidence review

How Sure Are You? Judging Quality and Usability of Data Collected during Rapid Needs Assessments

The objective of this technical brief is to provide guidance on how you could assess the quality of information used as evidence for decision making during humanitarian needs assessments. It aims to assist analysts in understanding the distinction between sources…
ACAPS
2013
UNICEF/UN026541/Parry
Evidence review

Estimation of Affected Population Figures

This Technical Brief is for assessment experts, information management officers and information analysts planning or implementing assessments in emergency contexts. It provides guidance on how to select and use suitable methods when conducting a population estimation exercise.This technical brief builds…
ACAPS
2014
UNICEF/UNI177679/UNMEER Martine Perret
Evidence review

Quick and Easy Guide: Assessing Information & Communications Needs Booklet

Humanitarian needs assessments are carried out to determine the immediate needs of a population following an emergency or humanitarian crises. Once an assessment has been carried out and data has been analysed, humanitarian organisations can make key decisions about their…
ACAPS
2014
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