IFMR IFMR leads data collection for WFP – Iraq for Endline Rural Livelihood in 10 November 2025. By ownerDecember 3, 2025Less 1 min read568 Views0 End_line_Rural_Livelihood_2025_v310 November ShareTweetPinShareSend Next PostIFMR leads data collection for WFP – Iraq for ECHO project – essential need assessment on November 9, 2025. Leave a Reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. You May Also Like IFMR currently conducts CRI Beneficiary verification and registration as third party monitoring on behalf of WFP in Iraq. The verification covers four provinces: Ninawa, Babil, Kerbala and Diwaniyah. April 22, 20260 Comments IFMR leads data collection for WFP – Iraq for ECHO project – essential need assessment on November 9, 2025. December 3, 20250 Comments “On 31 May 2026, IFMR successfully delivered a comprehensive refresher training for enumerators on the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Capacity Assessment Tool in Iraq, ensuring full alignment with the study objectives, methodology, and data quality standards. Following the completion of the training, fieldwork commenced on 1 June 2026 utilizing the Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) approach. The assessment is being conducted on behalf of a national non-governmental organization (NGO), with IFMR overseeing the implementation of high-quality data collection processes and adherence to ethical research standards.” June 8, 20260 Comments IFMR is conducting data collection for Baseline Rural Livelihood activity on behalf of WFP on November 20, 2025. December 3, 20250 Comments
IFMR currently conducts CRI Beneficiary verification and registration as third party monitoring on behalf of WFP in Iraq. The verification covers four provinces: Ninawa, Babil, Kerbala and Diwaniyah. April 22, 20260 Comments
IFMR leads data collection for WFP – Iraq for ECHO project – essential need assessment on November 9, 2025. December 3, 20250 Comments
“On 31 May 2026, IFMR successfully delivered a comprehensive refresher training for enumerators on the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Capacity Assessment Tool in Iraq, ensuring full alignment with the study objectives, methodology, and data quality standards. Following the completion of the training, fieldwork commenced on 1 June 2026 utilizing the Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI) approach. The assessment is being conducted on behalf of a national non-governmental organization (NGO), with IFMR overseeing the implementation of high-quality data collection processes and adherence to ethical research standards.” June 8, 20260 Comments
IFMR is conducting data collection for Baseline Rural Livelihood activity on behalf of WFP on November 20, 2025. December 3, 20250 Comments
