Academic Alliance for Anticipatory Action
The Academic Alliance for Anticipatory Action (4As) is a global consortium of universities supported by USAID that is building the evidence base on why acting ahead of hazards and risks saves lives.
Forecasting Famine and Food Crises
This project is harnessing the power of interdisciplinary teams and community participation to co-create solutions that will guide better tailored responses to food crises.
Early Warning and Early Action for Increased Resilience of Livelihoods in IGAD Region
Multiple calls have been issued for better preparedness, early warning, and, above all, early action to prevent hunger and malnutrition, reduce the scale of food insecurity, improve resilience, and reduce the amount of money spent on responding to crises every year....
Classifying Acute Food Insecurity Using the Household Hunger Scale
This study employed an active case identification approach to identifying the worst affected households in communities and make recommendations for how classification could be further improved.
The Politics of Information and Analysis in Famines and Extreme Emergencies: Synthesis of Findings from Six Case Studies
This study synthesized findings from six different country case studies, noting influences on data collection and analysis processes during emergencies.