Impact Assessment of the Chical Integrated Recovery Action Project, Niger

Author(s)
Burns, J. & Suji, O.
Publication language
English
Pages
39pp
Date published
01 Jan 2007
Type
Evaluation reports
Keywords
Disaster preparedness, resilience and risk reduction, Disaster preparedness, Disasters, Drought, Food and nutrition, Food security, Livelihoods
Countries
Niger
Organisations
Tufts University

 This report is the outcome of an impact assessment of the ‘Chical Integrated Recovery Action Project’ an integrated livelihoods and drought mitigation intervention implemented by Africare in the Tillaberi region of Niger. The assessment is one component of a broader applied research initiative “Impact Assessment of Innovative Humanitarian Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa” supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The research which is being carried out by the Feinstein International Center (FIC, Tufts) focuses on the development and application of a participatory assessment toolkit to measure the impact of seven projects in Africa being supported by the Foundation under a separate grant; the “Sub-Saharan Africa Famine Relief Effort”. All seven projects have taken an integrated livelihoods approach to alleviating the immediate needs of the affected communities, and to addressing the longer term vulnerability issues resulting in famine and food insecurity.