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Research, evaluation and learning at the International Rescue Committee: evidence based for effectiveness

The IRC is committed to understanding and applying the best available evidence to our programs in order to achieve outcomes for clients affected by conflict and crisis.

ResourceOctober 12, 2016

Research, evaluation and learning at the International Rescue Committee: evidence generating for effectiveness

In cases where evidence is weak or does not exist, the IRC is committed to generating evidence. Evidence generation strengthens the IRC’s understanding of what works to achieve outcomes in humanitarian settings.

ResourceOctober 12, 2016

In search of work: creating jobs for Syrian refugees

This report concludes with recommendations including an annual review and subsequent adjustments to the Jordan Compact to ensure that more sustainable job opportunities are generated and the needs of Syrian refugees and Jordanians are met.

ReportFebruary 9, 2017

Back to school in humanitarian settings finds $135 million funding gap and increased digital divide

Press ReleaseAugust 31, 2020
Dr. Hazem at the IRC's clinic in Zaatari refugee camp.

What gives hope to health workers who are battling the coronavirus?

Hear from IRC health workers around the world about their response to the coronavirus pandemic—and what gives them hope.

ArticleApril 7, 2020
A health worker wearing a face mask and other equipment to protect herself from COVID-19 speaks with an incoming patient at an IRC clinic in Colombia during the pandemic.

How to ensure no one is left behind with COVID-19 vaccinations

COVID-19 vaccines are rolling out across the world, but billions of people in low- and lower-middle-income countries will not have access to them this year. Here's what can be done.

ArticleMarch 10, 2021

New miniseries on reproductive health, for and by refugee youth

#HelloooAmerica is a low-pressure space where young refugees can access the information they need to lead safe and healthy lives, in a way that affirms their family, culture and futures. This new miniseries is made for and by refugee youth in partnership with the IRC in Atlanta, Advocates for Youth, Parallel World Labs and women-owned Atlanta production studio, Xerophile.

AnnouncementJuly 29, 2020
The five Ngalamulume siblings pose for a picture in the snow in their family's front yard in Boise.

Two brothers’ quest to change hearts and minds about refugees

Born to parents who fled violence in Congo, Patrick and George became the first of their family to attend college. They are working to counter negative rhetoric about refugees in the United States and inspire other refugees to pursue their dreams.

ArticleJanuary 10, 2017
A boy looks into the camera as two elderly people sit on sandy ground behind him in front of their tent

How climate change is compounding conflict in Afghanistan

People living in lower-income countries are bearing the brunt of climate change—despite that they are least responsible for rising CO2 emissions. Afghanistan is a case in point.

ArticleOctober 28, 2021
A young woman, with her back to the camera, sits at a desk and types on her laptop.

A young Afghan computer programmer builds her new life

Sofia, a young Afghan refugee, is rebuilding her life and career as a computer programmer in the United States with support from the International Rescue Committee.

ArticleApril 21, 2022

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