We are pleased to share our work on evaluating DFID’s flagship research and innovation programme on preventing violence against women and girls across 16 countries.
Thursday 28 May 2020, Lauren Atherton
As fears mount that the pandemic will bring increased risks to vulnerable women and girls in low income countries, this work has particular relevance.
IMC led a consortium for this 3-year Performance Evaluation of DFID’s flagship What Works to Prevent Violence Against Women and Girls Research and Innovation Programme.
We are pleased to say the final report was submitted and accepted by DFID in March 2020, and has now been published online and is available to download here.
On 18-19 June, IMC Worldwide will be at the European Development Days (EDDs) in Brussels to share how we foster innovation to improve lives in low-income countries and generate fresh ideas with the development community.
IMC has been working hard to keep staff and consultants safe through the COVID-19 virus outbreak and to optimise project delivery where possible.
The devastating 7.8 magnitude Gorkha earthquake of April 25, 2015 and its aftershocks severely affected 31 districts of Nepal in the central and western regions inhabited by 5.4 million people.
