Responding to droughts

Humanitarian Exchange 27: Famine Response

• Research and Studies

Somalia 2002-2003 Rural Food Security Response Evaluation

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Drought in El Salvador: Response and Mitigation

• Research and Studies

Central America: Drought and Food Insecurity Appeal Final Report

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Humanitarian Information Systems and Emergencies in the Greater Horn of Africa: Logical Components and Logical Linkages

• Research and Studies

Major food crisis in Mauritania

Knowledge and power: A critique of an international relief operation

• Research and Studies

Network Paper 40: Drought, Livestock and Livelihoods

• Research and Studies

Evaluation of ECHO's Reaction to Serious Drought Situations

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Evaluation Report - North Sudan

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Livestock and Livelihoods in Emergencies: Lessons Learnt from the 1999–2001 Emergency Response in the Pastoral Sector in Kenya.

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Evaluation Report - Baringo District Drought Relief Assistance Programme, Kenya

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Emergency Assistance to Drought Victims - Full Report of the Evaluation of Indonesia EMOP 6006.00

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Restocking: a Critical Evaluation

• Research and Studies

RRN Newsletter 4

• Research and Studies

Famine Early Warning Systems and Response: the Missing Link

• Research and Studies

Drought toolbox

The Drought Toolbox provides tools, case studies, and other resources in order to support the design of the National Drought Policy Plan with the aim of boosting the resilience of people and ecosystems to drought.

• Guidance and Tools

Do new permanent water supplies in the drylands help build resilience?

The current approach to providing new water supplies is undermining pastoralists’ resilience. This report covers nine sites in Kenya and Ethiopia.

• Research and Studies

Mainstreaming GBV

• Research and Studies

The Last Camel: The effects of drought on a family in north Turkana

• Research and Studies