MISP Process Evaluation (2017)

To facilitate a standardized approach to assessing the MISP, the Women’s Refugee Commission led a three-year, inter-agency initiative to develop comprehensive tools for undertaking a MISP assessment ideally within the first three months following the onset of a humanitarian emergency.

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Year:

2017

Organization:

Inter-agency Working Group on Reproductive Health in Crises

Languages:

English

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