IRESCO

Monitoring and evaluation

LeWebmestre — 2024-07-26T15:40:42Z

Monitoring and evaluation of project activities are essential for measuring and assessing the extent to which objectives and results have been achieved. This involves the systematic and continuous assessment of progress, through the collection and analysis of information, and the use of this information to improve project work. It also includes measuring, at a given point in time, the effects and impact of a project on the beneficiary populations.
IRESCO has a Research and Monitoring & (…)

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Operational Research

LeWebmestre — 2024-07-26T15:39:03Z

Operational research is one of IRESCO's priorities. It enables the organization to identify, plan and implement evidence-based interventions. With regard to the health, poverty or community development problems to be reduced by the planned interventions, operational research is used to analyze the initial situation, assess the appropriateness of the implementation, determine the directions for readjustment and assess whether the final objectives have been achieved, i.e. the expected (…)

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Promoting health

LeWebmestre — 2021-09-06T17:37:08Z

Health promotion has been a traditional area of intervention for IRESCO since its creation. IRESCO's efforts are focused on the fight against HIV/AIDS, malaria and to some extent cholera.
IRESCO works for universal access to HIV prevention, care and support. While maintaining the young population as the core target of its interventions, IRESCO carries out prevention actions in favor of vulnerable and high-risk groups such as orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), female sex workers, men (…)

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Community Development

LeWebmestre — 2021-09-06T17:34:25Z

In Cameroon, given the socio-economic and health impact of diseases (cholera, typhoid, amoebiasis, etc.) linked to poor access to drinking water (population access rate to drinking water: 23% in urban areas and 10% in rural areas1 ) and poor compliance with hygiene and sanitation (sustainable access to improved sanitation for rural and urban populations: 42% versus 58%)2 , it is important to note that this is not a new phenomenon: 23% in urban areas and 10% in rural areas1) and the low (…)

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