Advancing Integration
Governments and NGOs know that not all risks associated with disasters, environment and climate change can be predicted, prevented or managed. Yet they frequently undermine development progress. Understanding how risks are accounted for in the intricacy of aid spending is really important to ensure development aid is both effective and sustainable in a changing risk context. In recognition of this, the Australian government partnered with ODI to find ways to improve how development professionals and decision-makers integrate disaster risk reduction, environment and climate change adaptation and mitigation (known here as ‘DEC integration’) in their daily activities.
Informed by evidence from Viet Nam, Kiribati, Vanuatu and South Asia, a set of tailor-made tools and handbooks were created. These products help policy makers and programme managers to improve their decision-making by integrating DEC.
Here you will find an interactive map of our journey where you can download evidence, analysis and practical guidance to support your own efforts to integrate DEC.
Staff
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Katie Peters
Research Associate
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Guy Jobbins
Research Associate
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Louise Shaxson
Senior Research Associate
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Emma Lovell
Research Fellow
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Natasha Grist
Senior Research Fellow
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Elizabeth Carabine
Research Fellow
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Emily Wilkinson
Senior Research Fellow and Director, Resilient and Sustainable Islands Initiative
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Tom Mitchell
Head of Programme
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Rachel Slater
SLRC Project Research Director/Research Fellow Social Protection
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Andrew Scott
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Alice Caravani
Senior Research Officer
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Miren Gutierrez
Research Associate
