Abstract
A team from Integrity Research and Consultancy
and Axiom Monitoring & Evaluation conducted
a cross-cutting evaluation of DFID's remote
management approaches in Somalia and North-
East Kenya from June to November 2014.
This working paper is based on the literature
review conducted as part of this evaluation. It
presents an overview and analysis of academic
and policy literature on remote delivery of
humanitarian aid and development assistance in
fragile and conflict-affected states.
First, the paper provides an introduction and
background to remote programming, then
outlines the various types of remote programming
modalities. The final section outlines the main
lessons learned and best practices as identified in
the literature.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | DFID |
| Publication status | Published - Feb 2015 |
Keywords
- remote management
- humanitarian aid
- somalia
- Kenya
- DFID