Resilient Africa Network

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The Resilient Africa Network data asset includes both qualitative and quantitative data. The qualitative data are aimed at understanding the Dimensions of Vulnerability and Resilience (2015) in Uganda, Rwanda, Ghana, Senegal, South Africa, Malawi, Somalia and Ethiopia. The quantitative data were collected to understand resilience pathways in these communities, to highlight interventions and innovations that strengthen resilience developed by collaborative teams informed by this analysis across Africa.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
21 The survey aimed to obtain the baseline status of key resilience indicators in Rwanda; identify specific sets of problem that would be used to call for innovations to address resilience challenges in the target communities. https://data.usaid.gov/d/46mi-bpfd
21 This survey was carried out in Benadir region in the Federal Republic of Somalia and the goal was to investigate the status of resilience of the internally displaced communities in Benadir region. https://data.usaid.gov/d/tgbz-fw28
21 The study set out to understand the extent to which households and systems are affected by shocks and stressors related to rapid urbanization, climate change and food insecurity identified in three qualitative study locations in Ghana in the regions of Ashaiman (Greater Accra region), Tamale (Northern region) and Navrongo (Upper East region) https://data.usaid.gov/d/9zv2-jucc
21 A cross-sectional study was conducted in the Borana pastoralist communities to determine the magnitude of the resilience dimensions identified (psychosocial distress, environment, wealth, infrastructure and social services, human capital, social capital and community network, peace and security, and livestock) from the community consultation conducted in 2013. https://data.usaid.gov/d/pyty-cnej
21 This study set out to estimate baseline indicators of the drivers of vulnerability and adaptive capacity of the target communities to priority shocks or stresses as a basis for informing development of resilience dimensions and metrics so as to develop innovations that will result in improved resilience of the target communities in Uganda. Specifically the study aimed at; to assess dimension specific resilience factors in the RAN target communities in Uganda, to determine benchmark dimension-specific data for measuring success of resilience innovations in the RAN target communities, to assess the inter-relationships between the resilience dimensions so as to identify opportunities for leverage during innovation development in the RAN target communities https://data.usaid.gov/d/bpic-abe3

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  • innovations
  • shocks
  • uganda
  • resilience
  • stresses

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