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| The
"Linking Complex Emergency Response and Transition Initiative"
aims to prevent and mitigate conflict as well as improve timely and
appropriate response and transition (CPMR) support to populations
affected by conflict. CERTI assists USAID and other international
organizations in analyzing conflict causes, consequences and the effectiveness
of programs to address conflict and complex emergencies; developing
tools and training modules to assist implementing agencies in planning
and evaluation in the context of conflict/complex emergencies, and
disseminating best practices related to CPMR. CERTI has provided assistance
to USAID field missions in transition strategy development and developing
results frameworks for transition programs. CERTI analyses cover the
thematic areas of human security, health and conflict, civil-military
dynamics, psychosocial aspects of conflict/complex emergencies, early
warning/risk assessment and monitoring and evaluation related to CPMR.
CERTI tools include frameworks, manuals, information management software,
electronic libraries and modular electronic training tools. |
Workshop on Complex Emergencies:
Collecting Data, Managing Information and Seeking Knowledge
September 8 – 9, 2003
Bureau of Intelligence and Research, U.S. Department of State, Humanitarian Information Unit |
Human Security in Angola: A Retrospective Study
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Standardized
Monitoring and Assessment of Relief and Transitions |
| CERTI partner, The Civil-Military Alliance to Combat HIV and AIDS (CMA) Website |
| The CERTI web site was developed with support from USAID and Tulane University. Questions or for more information, please email of Tulane University; Web Site Administrator, This web site is best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer. |  |
