Evaluations
An example of how to use Tearfund’s approach to measuring resilience
2011 Available in English
Christine, programme manager for Tearfund partner TEDDO (Church of Uganda Teso Dioceses Planning and Development Office), tends hibiscus plants. Photo: Todd Weller/Tearfund
This study evaluates two different programmes and their approaches to developing disaster resilient communities in Teso, Uganda.
It suggests eight recommendations to enhance communities’ awareness of and preparedness for disaster risk reduction (DRR).
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Available in 8 languages
Online courses
A self-led online course on how the local church can put the four humanitarian principles into practice during a disaster response
Available in 2 languages
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How to save lives by planning how to respond if disaster strikes
Available in 9 languages
Tools and guides
Equips organisations to use a participatory approach to disaster risk reduction
Available in 8 languages
Online courses
A self-led online course on how the local church can put the four humanitarian principles into practice during a disaster response
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
How to save lives by planning how to respond if disaster strikes
Available in 9 languages
Tools and guides
Equips organisations to use a participatory approach to disaster risk reduction
Available in 8 languages
Online courses
A self-led online course on how the local church can put the four humanitarian principles into practice during a disaster response
Available in 2 languages
Tools and guides
How to save lives by planning how to respond if disaster strikes
Available in 9 languages
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