Final Evaluation Report: Gaza Risk Reduction and Mitigation
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August
2013
Output type
Report
Location
Occupied Palestinian Territory
Focus areas
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Topics
Disaster Risk Reduction
Innovation management
Programme
Humanitarian Innovation
Organisations
Catholic Relief Services

The Gaza Risk Reduction and Mitigation (GRRAM) project aimed to create a viable model for designing and implementing disaster risk reduction projects in complex humanitarian emergencies that occur in urban, conflict-prone areas with non-state actors. The purpose of this report is to evaluate the GRRAM project against the project’s key learning agenda, and based on this evaluation, come up with lessons learned from GRRAM that would feed into a potential follow-up project in Gaza, and in other interventions developed in contexts similar to Gaza.
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