Researcher, practitioner, (almost!) architect, community consultant, mother. Wearing all the hats: ex- @NPCthinks ex- @ArupID -London based, my views.
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I’ll be using this in future training on the difference between correlation and causation!
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An updated version of my deprivation by constituency chart, for the 2024 UK general election
Previous versions and more info: statsmapsnpix.com/2021/05/fa…
Lots of great documents and tools sign posted to at the @UKShelterForum a 🧵of the ones I’m going to be reading later this week!
1/ Market-based programming guidance note by the Global Shelter Cluster sheltercluster.org/shelter-c…
5/ discussion of the role/ support between the private sector and the shelter sector in the Engineering and Construction Disaster Resource Partnership from WEF humanitarianlibrary.org/reso…
6/ and a small plug for our Action Against Hunger publication on community engagement knowledgeagainsthunger.org/t…
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Is there such a thing as #ethical and #safe #disaster #research ⁉️ Read more in my latest blog ➡️ blogs.ucl.ac.uk/irdr/2024/02…
Citing @jcgaillard_uoa & Lori Peek, @ltraczy , Lisa Smirl, @rodmenaf, @EmilyRagus, @gemmasou & others!
@DisastersRadix @DisasterPrevenM @UCLIRDR @UCLWRC
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Interested in our new programme of evaluation support? Find out more about how the Evaluation Exchange will be working with projects in our collaboration with @UCL_CoPro, @compostlondon, @acmedsci and @GrandChallenges ⬇️ ucl.ac.uk/bartlett/environme…
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Who is heard – and who is believed? How understanding power is essential to reporting misconduct in the aid sector. Ania Gaboune introduces a new Oxfam report that analyses innovative work in Ghana and Iraq to address barriers to reporting misconduct views-voices.oxfam.org.uk/20…
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Finally arrived in hand!
Atlas of Informal Settlements, published from @BloomsburyBooks
51 case studies
34 countries
5 authors
5 years
1 book
#newbook
#alhamdulillah
The books busts many myths about informal settlements (≠slums) and shows their spatial logic...
1/3
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Are you interested in joining IMPACT Initiatives?
We are looking for various profiles to join our teams in #Ukraine, #Nigeria, #Iraq and more!
Check out our latest June #vacancies: bit.ly/437oKuj
Key vacancies in this thread 👇🧵
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Implementation and process evaluations can serve the vital purpose of jointly promoting accountability and learning - check out "Process and implementation evaluations: A primer" by @patriciajrogers and Michael Woolcock. betterevaluation.org/tools-r… #evaluation #M&E #ProcessEvaluation
We are pleased to share the first Working Paper from our action research project with @AAH_UK to improve their approach to the implementation and documentation of their community engagement across their programmes.
@vcmaynard @MhariGordon
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Do reach out to myself or @vcmaynard if you are interested in collaborating or learning more, or directly to Action Against Hunger at [email protected]
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"The increasing use of the term codesign and its associated methodologies has made it challenging to distinguish whether or not the term has been co-opted in such a way that sidesteps meaningful engagement with the original principles of codesign:..." (1/2) – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Thinking about using Developmental Evaluation and not sure what it is? Here's a short primer from us to you: cense.ca/developmental-evalu… #evaluation #innovation
Lovely read for anyone interested in communities and urban development
Congratulations to Sarah Bell, Charlotte Johnson, Kat Austen, Gemma Moore, and Tse-Hui Teh! Their #openaccess book Co-designing Infrastructures: Community collaboration for liveable cities publishes today! ow.ly/EKsv50NJhFQ
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A new (free) "Guide to Collabollaboration" has just been published by @collaborateCIC. Collaboration is the magic that happens when people, teams, organisations, systems, networks &/or communities create value by working together towards shared goals. The guide sets out 6 core foundations for good collaboration, asks powerful questions & has links to some fantastic resources: collaboratecic.com/insights-…
