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    The added value of resilience programming

    This report examines how the BRCiS programme in Somalia used early warning seasonal data in June and November 2016 to identify Red Flags for the now realised drought crisis.  

    A man collects water a tap Concern Worldwide constructed with funding from the European Commission. Photo: Crystal Wells / Concern Worldwide.
    A man collects water a tap Concern Worldwide constructed with funding from the European Commission. Photo: Crystal Wells / Concern Worldwide.

    Concern's Building Resilient Communities in Somalia ( BRCiS) programmes uses a multifaceted approach to strengthening local capacity to identity, prepare for, and respond to shocks.As a result of using early warning seasonal data, the programme was able to trigger a series of early responses, months prior to conventional humanitarian actions taking place.

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    This evaluation examines Concern's and local partner Social Assistance and Rehabilitation for the Physically Vulnerable (SARPV) response to the fire in the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh in March 2021.

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    Alliance2015 Multi Country Covid-19 Research

    This page is about the research carried out by Concern with other Alliance2015 partners in multiple countries: 'COVID-19 impacts on community resilience in the Global South'.

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    Evaluation of Concern's Rohingya Emergency Response 2017 - 2020 in Bangladesh

    This evaluation examines the impact of Concern's interventions in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh for the Rohingya Emergency Response from 2017 - 2020.

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