Tufts – Feinstein International Center

The One Nutrition in Complex Emergencies (ONCE) study tests a new way of preventing and addressing acute malnutrition through a cluster-randomized trial.

Feinstein’s work as part of the Apolou project seeks to understand the impacts over time of a shift to an increasingly cash-based economy on different wealth, livelihood, and demographic groups.

In this partnership with Mercy Corps, the Feinstein International Center team investigates the nature of social networks and social connectedness, and explores how humanitarian assistance can strengthen these as a key aspect of resilience, recovery and relief interventions in complex humanitarian emergencies.

This project seeks to provide timely, precise, and insightful documentary evidence and analysis, drawing on our investigation into how victims and survivors view and experience these justice mechanisms. We aim to inform the processes as well as policies and responses that emerge as the processes unfold.

The broad aim of the SHARP Taadoud operational research is to strengthen the impact of resilience-related actions and interventions.