Disaster Risk Reduction Program
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by The SEEP Network
The SEEP Network’s global Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Program, funded by the Citi Foundation, seeks to promote more resilient financial services markets in which financial service providers (FSPs) and their clients have the capacity to better anticipate, cope and recover from the negative impacts of disasters.… Read More ›
by IFMR LEAD’s Centre for Microfinance,
Microfinance Institutions (MFIs) largely cater to poor and near-poor populations. Not only are MFI clients excluded from the formal financial system, they are highly vulnerable to external shocks such as disasters, which puts them at greater risk.… Read More ›
by International Rescue Committee
The objective of the CTRT is to help humanitarian agencies at the country level better prepare for emergency response using cash transfers. … Read More ›
by Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance
This case explores the Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance Client-Centric Model used by First Microfinance Bank-Afghanistan (FMFB-A) in time of crisis. … Read More ›
by Habitat for Humanity India
This case explores a disaster insurance product to complement and enhance social security measures within its beneficiary communities that Habitat for Humanity India (HFHI) is piloting as one of their disaster risk reduction solutions. … Read More ›
by Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance
This case explores the Aga Khan Agency for Microfinance Client-Centric Model used by First Microfinance Institution Syria in time of crisis. … Read More ›
by Vitas, Global Communities
This case explores three innovative, people-centered approaches used by Vitas Group and Global Communities to successfully grow the financial inclusion sector in the Middle East over the last 20 years, despite the region’s persistent political and economic instability… Read More ›
by Mercy Corps
After ten months of research, data collection and interviews this publication now brings a better understanding of market dynamics and agricultural production in Northeast Nigeria. This publication identifies pathways for more effective support of early recovery efforts in a region experiencing a protracted and complex humanitarian crisis.… Read More ›
by Mercy Corps
This resource shares compelling findings on how to support resilience in thin-market and weak-governance contexts, among communities faced with chronic shocks and stresses. … Read More ›
by Mercy Corps
After a disaster, the immediate concern of all humanitarian responders is—and should be—to help affected populations meet their basic, urgent needs. But how a response is conducted can have significant implications on how the community recovers—and how fast.… Read More ›
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