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9780855984373

Listening to the Displaced

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  • ISBN13:

    9780855984373

  • ISBN10:

    0855984376

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-04-01
  • Publisher: Oxfam Pubns

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Summary

Oxfam, in partnership with Save the Children, conducted a series of annual surveys of the effectiveness of NGO relief efforts in northern Sri Lanka. Men, women and children were interviewed in depth and their perceptions and criticisms were recorded. The results of these surveys were used to inform and improve the relief programme, to make it more responsive to the needs of the displaced communities. This paper offers a critical assessment of the project, describing the methodology, assessing the outcomes and identifying lessons for other agencies interested in conducting similar participative, longitudinal studies.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements 5(1)
List of abbreviations
6(1)
Introduction 7(1)
A History of ethnic of conflict in Sri Lanka
8(7)
Political background
9(1)
The context of humanitarian relief
10(5)
Why listen to the displaced?
15(6)
Hearing the displaced in emergencies
15(1)
Why is this research important?
16(2)
Objectives of the research, 1996-1998
18(3)
How to listen to the displaced: methodology
21(10)
How to listen: early days
22(2)
How to listen: later days
24(1)
How to collect the information
24(5)
Which method to choose?
29(2)
Things to consider when researching displacement
31(8)
Training
31(2)
Working with children
33(1)
Gender and women's voices
34(1)
Listening to the disabled
35(1)
Choosing the research participants
35(2)
Selecting the research team
37(2)
Analysis
39(4)
Participative feedback sessions
39(3)
Thoughts about analysis
42(1)
Outcomes
43(5)
Relief items
43(1)
Gender Issues
44(1)
Coping mechanisms
44(1)
People's capacities
45(1)
Past interventions
45(1)
Future interventions
46(1)
Information for advocacy
46(2)
Lessons learned
48(5)
Strengths of the methodology
48(1)
Weaknesses of the methodology
49(1)
Looking to the future - next steps
50(2)
Conclusion
52(1)
Notes 53(3)
References 56(10)
Appendices
Appendix 1: How to obtain copies of the research reports
58(1)
Appendix 2: Questions asked in interview groups in 1997
59(2)
Appendix 3: Site Information Recording Sheet
61(5)
Index 66

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