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    Making Progress - BRACED at the mid-term

    This report presents a synthesis of project-level mid-term reviews (MTR), carried out after 18 months’ implementation of the Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters (BRACED) programme.

    Tcharow Comite Communautaire d'Action discuss the results of the vote on impact and frequency of hazards in order to prioritise the most important ones in Sila Region, Chad. Photo: Dom Hunt / Concern Worldwide.
    Tcharow Comite Communautaire d'Action discuss the results of the vote on impact and frequency of hazards in order to prioritise the most important ones in Sila Region, Chad. Photo: Dom Hunt / Concern Worldwide.

    BRACED aims to build the resilience of up to 5 million vulnerable people against climate extremes and disasters. It does so through a 3-year, £110 million UK government-funded grant supporting more than 120 organisations in 15 consortia across 13 countries in East Africa, the Sahel and Asia.

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