Governance
The multisectoral and multiscale nature of resilience requires sufficiently effective governance to coordinate activities across regions, sectors, populations, and levels of government.
Governance plays an important role in determining the success of resilience activities. Weak governance contributes to people’s, communities’ and system’s vulnerability. The multisectoral and multi-scale nature of resilience requires sufficiently effective governance to coordinate activities across regions, sectors, populations, and levels of government. Collaboration between national and sub-national governments, and between government, civil society, and communities, plays an important role in establishing roles and accountability key to resilience building.
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The National Resilience Strategy (NRS) introduces a new sense of common purpose to break the cycle of food insecurity in Malawi by bridging...
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The Common Programme Framework to End Drought Emergencies epresents the first phase of a ten-year programme to end drought emergencies in...
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The RISE portfolio aims to strengthen resiliency in communities and governments in selected, somewhat adjoining areas of Burkina Faso and Niger.
Conflict and FragilityGovernanceShock Responsive ProgramsNigerBurkina Faso -
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This household resilience analysis examines differences in resilience capacity and resilience structure between female- and male-headed households, and between regions. This analysis can be adopted as a baseline to critically review the different policies implemented by the Government of Sudan,...
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The Common Programme Framework to End Drought Emergencies epresents the first phase of a ten-year programme to end drought emergencies in Kenya by 2022.
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This evaluation explores how different productive inclusion programs impact the wellbeing and economic stability of safety net beneficiaries in Burkina Faso, Mauritania, Niger, and Senegal.
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The National Resilience Strategy (NRS) introduces a new sense of common purpose to break the cycle of food insecurity in Malawi by bridging development and humanitarian interventions and prioritizing a continuum of more predictable livelihood support ‘packages’ that target vulnerable households...
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Join panelists from TANGO International and USAID for a presentation of the key findings from the RISE I (Resilience in the Sahel Enhanced) recurrent monitoring surveys (RMS). The RMS followed a group of RISE I households from August 2018 through April 2019 in both Niger and Burkina Faso to...
EducationNutritionGovernanceDiversify Livelihood RisksBurkina FasoNiger