International Rescue Committee

Full member

122 East 42nd Street

12 floor

New York

Country:

United States

Website:

http://www.rescue.org

Constituency type:

NGO

The International Rescue Committee (IRC), founded in 1933, delivers essential humanitarian services to conflict-impacted communities while also providing capacity building and services in post-conflict societies making the transition to sustainable peace and development. The IRC is at work today to restore safety, dignity, and hope in over 40 countries and 22 US cities. For the millions uprooted by oppression and violent conflict, and others struggling to endure and recover from their impact, the IRC leads the way from harm to home.

International Rescue Committee

Events

Monitoring and Evaluation Practices online course

Resilient Cities - Bridging the humanitarian/ development divide (Urban webinar #13)

Resources

Cities at the forefront of conflict and climate migration

The Global Compact on Refugees Three Years On: Navigating Barriers and Maximising Incentives in Support of Refugees and Host Countries

Client Responsive Programming: The IRC’s organizational AAP framework

Gender-Based Violence Accountability Framework

Cycles of Displacement: Understanding Violence, Discrimination, and Exclusion of LGBTQI People in Humanitarian Contexts

Inclusive Client Responsiveness: Focus on People with Disabilities and Older People

IRC's position paper on the future of the Grand Bargain

10 Years of War in Syria: The Lasting Impact of a Childhood Without Peace

10 Years of War in Syria: The Lasting Impact of a Childhood Without Peace

Improving Outcomes for Syrian Refugee Children: Lessons from Social-Emotional Learning Tutoring Programs in Lebanon

Improving Outcomes for Syrian Refugee Children: Lessons from Social-Emotional Learning Tutoring Programs in Lebanon

A Decade of Destruction: Attacks on Health Care in Syria