Gaza Risk Reduction and Mitigation (GRRAM)

Project overview

Catholic Relief Services received funding to create a viable model for designing and implementing DRR projects in complex humanitarian emergencies that occur in urban, conflict-prone areas with non-state actors.

Countries
Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel
Organisations
Catholic Relief Services
Partners
An-Najah National University (NNU); Al Azhar University in Gaza
Area of funding
Humanitarian Innovation
Grant amount
149285
Start date
10
January
2011
End date
10
June
2012
Project length (in months)
17.2
Funding calls
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Focus areas
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Topics
Disaster Risk Reduction
Status
Closed

Project solution

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Expected outcomes

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WHAT IS THE HUMANITARIAN NEED?


  • Limited experience of DRR in complex humanitarian emergencies that occur in urban, conflict-prone areas with non-state actors
  • No guidelines for designing and implementing DRR projects in such contexts
  • Little capacity to adequately manage disasters in Gaza


WHAT IS THE INNOVATIVE SOLUTION?


The aim of this project is to create a viable model for designing and implementing DRR projects in complex humanitarian emergencies that occur in urban, conflict-prone areas with non-state actors. Plus enhancing DRR learning and practice to reflect different contexts.

WHAT ARE THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES?


  • Reduce disaster risk at the point where three major variables intersect: urban-settings, conflict-prone areas, and non-state actors
  • Develop, implement and diffuse a “How-To-Guide on DRR Programming in Urban, Conflict-Prone Areas with Non-State Actors”
  • Hazard mapping, vulnerability and capacity assessments (VCA), disaster risk reduction planning, and implementation of DRR initiatives in Gaza

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Catholic Relief Services
Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel