Evidence Aid

Evidence Aid Humanitarian emergencies affect tens of millions of people every year, destroying lives and livelihoods.

Evidence Aid is a not-for-profit organisation (registered in the UK as a charity no.1163111) which specialises in collating and summarising the best-available evidence about how to effectively prepare for and respond to disasters and emergencies. In the aftermath of a crisis, it is vital that those involved in delivering aid have access to the best available evidence to guide their actions. The ri

ght evidence, in the right form, in the right hands can save lives. When an emergency strikes, aid agencies work hard to ensure that they deliver the best possible interventions. But it is often difficult to keep on top of the latest development in research and evaluation. Not all research is readily accessible (or even published). Research is not always carried out to a consistent standard and the recommendations for practitioners are not always clear. Working both prior to and during emergencies, Evidence Aid works to ensure that humanitarian actors have access to the very latest evidence, presented in clear, simple formats, so that they can design and deliver the interventions that will be most likely to save lives and livelihoods.

Hello everyone, The Charity, Evidence Aid, closes on Thursday 31 October. Before we go, we wanted to share some good new...
31/10/2024

Hello everyone,

The Charity, Evidence Aid, closes on Thursday 31 October. Before we go, we wanted to share some good news with you and hope this will inspire decision making in the humanitarian sector to collaborate and to continue seeking ways to improve access to evidence to ensure that the lives and livelihoods of vulnerable populations are protected

www.evidenceaid.org
When we announced the news of our closure back in July, we hoped that Evidence Aid summaries would remain accessible and free of charge beyond closure of the charity. We are delighted to be able to announce that from now, the International Rescue Committee are hosting the website, evidenceaid.org and continue to make much of Evidence Aid’s existing material available to the public. Should you have any questions relating to the website after 31 October, please contact [email protected].

Linkedin Group
Whilst the Trustees and staff will no longer represent the Evidence Aid Charity, as individuals, many of us remain committed and passionate about its original mission and vision. We have therefore created a Linkedin Group to facilitate continued communication and sharing amongst like-minded people. Please feel free to join and contribute.

‘Reflections’ Webinar
On 8 October, Evidence Aid had the pleasure of hosting a ‘Reflections’ webinar, where many of our friends and supporters, consultants, interns and volunteers came together to reflect and celebrate the history and legacy of Evidence Aid over its 20-year lifespan. Follow the link to listen to the recording and to hear the memories, views and reflections shared.

Finally, from Claire, Jane and on behalf of the Evidence Aid Trustees, thank you once again for all your support over the years.

Wishing you a fond farewell.
Your Evidence Aid Team

Evidence Aid aims to save lives and livelihoods in disasters by providing decision-makers with the best available evidence and by championing its use.

❤️  It is with great sadness that this is Evidence Aid’s last post! However, we have created a group on LinkedIn which w...
31/10/2024

❤️ It is with great sadness that this is Evidence Aid’s last post! However, we have created a group on LinkedIn which we invite you all to join in order to keep our great community connected.

Thank you for all your support!

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🇸🇩Centre for Disaster Philanthropy: Monsoon rains and flooding in Sudan 🌧️More than 241,000 have been displaced due to e...
27/10/2024

🇸🇩Centre for Disaster Philanthropy: Monsoon rains and flooding in Sudan

🌧️More than 241,000 have been displaced due to extremely heavy rains and flooding during August and September in Sudan.

🌉15 crucial supply routes have been made impassable, bridges and other essential pieces of infrastructure have been washed away.

⛑️Critical humanitarian aid has been blocked in and out of West Darfur leaving people alone and in danger.

Continue reading: https://disasterphilanthropy.org/blog/what-were-watching-weekly-disaster-update-october-14/

Check out Evidence Aid’s summaries on floods: https://evidenceaid.org/resource/?s=Floods&language=en

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