iMMAP Inc. Afghanistan is excited to announce the launch of ReportHub 2.0, an upgraded reporting platform designed to support humanitarian organizations in Afghanistan.
Today, we announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) and iMMAP Inc.
As specialised H2H organisations committed to providing independent data and analysis, we welcome the increased focus on these issues, particularly within OCHA’s review of its IM and analysis functions.
Our latest studies, using innovative remote data collection, provide crucial insights to improve agriculture and cash-based programs, guiding future interventions.
A recent survey of humanitarian organizations in Afghanistan reveals a need for improved data literacy skills among aid workers.
Since the beginning of 2024, iMMAP Inc. has been actively engaging with the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the federal body that coordinates the production of official statistics in Nigeria, to collaborate on data, information, and knowledge management development.
As an estimated 168.2 million people will need humanitarian WASH assistance in 2024, iMMAP Inc. proudly joins the Global WASH Cluster (GWC) Field Support Team (FST) Consortium, emphasizing our unwavering commitment to crucial global WASH initiatives.
As famine looms in Gaza, iMMAP Inc. Global Surge has deployed Maureen Wangari to the Food Security Sector in Palestine to contribute to gain a better understanding and addressing the gaps in the food security response.
As iMMAP Inc. conclude its project supporting the humanitarian response in Syria through Information Management, performed by our team based in Amman, Jordan, we reflect on a period of dedicated data-driven humanitarian effort, setting a profound benchmark in the midst of complex regional challenges.
In late October, Hugo Powell, Global Surge’s GIS specialist, was remotely deployed to the United Nations Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) in Jerusalem to support security awareness efforts using Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
With armed groups exerting control over extensive areas of the country, humanitarian access is severely impeded. Global Surge deployees are reinforcing their commitment to support international organizations aiding vulnerable populations.
In its Ad Hoc report series, iMMAP Inc. highlights the structural issues in Northwest Syria’s humanitarian landscape and possible paths forward.
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