Research reports
Strengthening local humanitarian leadership: the CRUDAN–Tearfund partnership in Nigeria
2019 Available in English and French
Two girls in an IDP camp in Nigeria, where CRUDAN and other Tearfund partners work
From 2018 to 2019, Tearfund and CRUDAN carried out a reflective study looking at the unique model of partnership employed in their response to humanitarian needs in north-east Nigeria.
The study found that relationships and attitudes to localisation and partnership were key factors in enabling a locally-led response.
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