News: ECB Consortia Reports

30 October 2012: ALNAP blog on humanitarian networks highlights the work of the ECB Bangladesh Consortium

Kim Scriven, Research & Innovations Officer at Active Learning Network for Accountability and Performance in Humanitarian Action (ALNAP), recently published a blog entitled “The trust factor: humanitarian networks in uncertain times.”

The article highlights the constructive work of the ECB Project and the value of their learning resource ‘What We Know About Collaboration: the ECB Country Consortium Experience’. Read more

25 October 2012: ECB Bolivia Bulletin Number 11 released

The eleventh in the series of Spanish-language news bulletins has been released by the consortium of agencies collaborating in Bolivia. Read about the progress of the Participatory Disaster Risk Assessment (PDRA) Project, last month’s Accountability and Impact Measurement (AIM) learning workshop in La Paz, and a feature on the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction. Read more

16 October 2012: ECB National Staff Development program ENHAnce drawing to a close

Based on the Context Training Materials, which were created by the Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies (CBHA), the ENHAnce program aims to develop the core humanitarian skills and leadership competencies of existing national staff and build a network of humanitarians who can work effectively together to improve the speed and quality of response in a disaster. Read more

5 October 2012: Latest news from our ECB Consortium in Bolivia

Agencies collaborating in Bolivia have released their latest Spanish-language news bulletin. Read more

21 March 2012: Niger communities say they will run out of food before next harvest, joint ECB / ACAPs study shows

A new study is the latest in mounting evidence pointing to a potentially massive humanitarian disaster in the Sahel. Read more

28 February 2012: Consortium Engagement Plan development process launched

ECB Project stakeholders are developing their Consortium Engagement Plans for the coming Year 5, the last year of ECB Phase II. Read more