Natural hazards

Irish Red Cross and Palang Merah Indonesia. Case Study: Community Outreach Programme, Aceh

• Research and Studies

Case Study: Two-Way SMS Communication with Disaster Affected People in Haiti

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned
• Research and Studies

BBC Media Action Case Study: BBC Burma Lifeline Radio Project: “Living Today, Stronger Tomorrow”

• Research and Studies

Frontline SMS Case Study: Using FrontlineSMS for a Complaints and Response Mechanism in the aftermath of the Pakistan floods

• Research and Studies

Health Communication Resources Case Study. The Use of Radio in Disasters: 2008 Flood Response, North India.

• Research and Studies

infoasaid/ActionAid Isiolo : A Learning Review of the Pilot Communications Project March 2012

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Drought 2011: How Kenya Responded

• Research and Studies

A Shift in Focus: Putting the interests of Somali people first

• Research and Studies

Pakistan floods emergency: Lessons from a continuing crisis

Preparing for and Responding to Large Scale Disasters in High Income Countries - Findings and Lessons Learned from the Japanese Red Cross' Response to the 2011 Earthquake and Tsunami

Preparing for and Responding to Large Scale Disasters in High Income Countries - Findings and Lessons Learned from the Japanese Red Cross Society's Response to the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami

• Research and Studies

Preparing for and Responding to Large Scale Disasters in High Income Countries

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Evaluation to assess Merlin's Emergency Response in Haiti

IASC Real Time Evaluation (IASC RTE) of the Humanitarian Response to the Horn of Africa Drought Crisis - Ethiopia

This real time evaluation (RTE) is one of four commissioned by the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC), looking at the response to the Horn of Africa drought and food security crisis.

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

From conflict to coping: Evidence from Southern Ethiopia on the contributions of peacebuilding to drought resilience among pastoralist groups

Mercy Corps' research into the links between conflict and drought resilience within the context of its programs in Southern Ethiopia provides strong evidence of the contributions of peacebuilding programming to pastoralists’ abilities to productively cope with and adapt to drought.

• Research and Studies

Cash-for-work in Somalia: Linking relief to recovery

This concept note gathers lessons learned from FAO’s experience in designing and implementing a cash for work programme in Somalia.

• Evaluations and Lessons Learned

Earthquakes

• Guidance and Tools

Evaluation of Somalia Drought Response 2011/2012: Using Oxfam GB's Global Humanitarian Indicator Tool

Drought Contingency Plans and Planning in the Greater Horn of Africa

• Research and Studies

Big Floods in Small Towns: How Communities Rebuild Resilience?

• Research and Studies