OUR PROJECTS
e4c PROJECT
Mortality estimation systems innovation partnership
The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), SIMAD University and Evidence for Change (e4c) have launched a multi-disciplinary project to drive collective action on mortality estimation in the humanitarian sector. Funded by Elrha through the UK Humanitarian Innovation Hub (UKHIH), we are a ‘systems innovation partnership’ which seeks to work with diverse partners in the mortality estimation community of practice to explore challenges and opportunities to drive systems change.
e4c PROJECT
Role of Gatekeepers in Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) Programming in Somalia
The aim of this study, for the Somalia Cash Consortium (SCC), is to deepen understanding of the role that ‘gatekeepers’ play in Somalia and explore the possibilities of engaging with them in order to improve accountability and mitigate the most exploitative practices, particularly in displaced camps. Field research will be based on qualitative methods and will take place in the following locations: Mogadishu, Baidoa, Dinsor, Wajid and Belet Hawa. Part of the methodological approach is to hold a series of roundtables, with a variety of stakeholders, in order to receive feedback on the study findings as well as to stimulate discussion of possible responses and initiatives by humanitarian agencies concerning the ‘gatekeeper’ phenomenon.
Client: BRCIS
Date: 08 2023 > 03 2024
e4c PROJECT
SOMALIA: Drought emergency monitoring
Client: World Food Programme
Date: 03.2023 – 03 2024
e4c PROJECT
Client: World Food Programme
Date: 03.2023 – 03 2024
e4c PROJECT
A randomized controlled trial:
Effect of e-voucher and top-up compared to e-voucher and supplementary feeding on dietary diversity and wasting among children aged 6-59 months and pregnant and breastfeeding women in Baidoa town, southern Somalia
e4c PROJECT