Vulnerability analysis involves identifying the disasters people are most vulnerable to (for example, floods, conflict, drought, earthquakes, landslides and loss of productive ecosystems or natural resources); the groups that are most affected in such situations; their problems; and institutions that can help them.
To analyse who has the power to access and control different resources and who is denied this.The Access and Control Matrix enc...
To explore issues around health and sexuality, women’s rights and violence against women.Steps in the processDraw the outline o...
To help make sense of different processes or complex systems - to explore cause, effect and inter-connections.Flow charts can b...
To explore the web of people and organisations that can support a person in a difficult situation and to identify what makes a ...
To present local information, problems and opportunities in a clear, visual way. A basic map of a local area can be overlaid wi...
To explore cause and effect.A tree can be used to explore cause and effect or problem and solution. The various elements of a t...
To help participants to analyse the distribution of agricultural work / crops / illnesses / etc. over the year.Cross referencin...
To track changes or document the history of a community or organisation.By capturing the chronology of events as perceived an...
A transect walk is a systematic walk along a defined path (transect) across a community to explore conditions by observing, ask...
To share information about government or NGO projects and programmes.Transparency Boards are used to share information about pr...