Exit strategy of a Market Based Approach to Water Trucking in Northeast Syria
Solidarités International has been implementing a Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)programme in selected informal settlements and villages in Ar-Raqqa subdistrict, aiming to develop asustainable approach for delivering safe water to internally displaced persons (IDPs) to fosterresilience and reduce dependence on humanitarian aid.Due to geographic constraints, housing, land, and property issues, and the temporary nature of […]
Review of the role of diaspora actors in localisation efforts
The consultancy aimed to assess the role of diaspora actors in localisation efforts within the GrandBargain framework. It investigates whether key signatories have considered or utilised diaspora actorsto address localisation challenges and identify barriers preventing their inclusion. The consultancyalso explores the contributions of diaspora actors in strengthening local humanitarian responses andsupporting civil society organisations.By gathering […]
Mapping of diaspora initiative to answer the humanitarian crisis resulting from the war in Lebanon
The purpose of this short consultancy was to conduct a comprehensive mapping of the Lebanesediaspora’s humanitarian response following Israel’s offensive in Lebanon, which began in September2024.The mapping assessed the global mobilisation of the Lebanese diaspora in response to thehumanitarian crisis in Lebanon and their support for local actors. It focused on gathering informationabout diaspora organizations, […]
Girls Out Loud program study
This study, carried out for Plan International Burkina Faso, aimed to explore the potential of girls and young women as central actors in the promotion of girls’ rights in Burkina Faso through an FPAR approach (Feminist Participative Approach). The ultimate objective was to help Plan International improve its programming and influencing work in Burkina Faso […]
Adapting Cash and Voucher Assistance to context of high inflation in Burkina Faso
ITAR’s director participated to a strategic study led by the company Neviro for the CALP network. The objective of the intervention was to support country cash working groups (CWGs) in five African countries – Burkina Faso, Malawi, Nigeria, South Sudan and Zimbabwe – to agree on clear and predictable processes for adapting CVA programmes to […]
Needs Assessment
Expertise France (EF) designs and implements projects which aim to contribute to the balanced development of partner countries, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda and the priorities of France’s external action. Since 2013, Expertise France has implemented direct non-humanitarian assistance programmes in non-regime-held areas across Syria, including Northeast Syria. […]
Agricultural Value Chain Assessment
Solidarités International (SI) has been contributing to improving food and economic security in Yemen through programmes ranging from emergency food security assistance to agricultural recovery. In Ta’izz governorate in particular, SI has been developing services to support local small holder farmers and breeders, aiming to reinforce their resilience and increase their incomes. As part of […]
Pilot testing of a TV Soap Opera
As part of the implementation of UNICEF’s Qudwa strategy in Lebanon, Magenta Consulting was selected to develop a TV series that is targeted at caregivers with the aim of reducing violence against women and children. The objective of the pilot testing was to organise viewing sessions to test the content of the TV series developed […]
Needs assessment and testing of a “positive parenting phone application”
Developing a positive parenting phone application to ensure access to information for caregivers living in Lebanon was one of the key actions of UNICEF’s Qudwa strategy.[1] MAGENTA Consulting was responsible for developing this application, and commissioned ITAR Consultants in order to perform two different research assignments: [1] Qudwa, Social and Behavioural Change Communications Plan to […]
Context analysis for strategy revision and funding opportunities
Anti-Racist Movement (ARM) was created in 2010 and was officially registered as an NGO in 2012. Over the last ten years, ARM has been working primarily on two pillars to address the challenges raised by the Kafala system: (1) direct work within the Migrants Community Centres, and (2) advocacy activities. After ten years of operations […]
