Former Intern | Communications & Advocacy | Change hub
Jaime Cunningham was an intern in IRC's Communications and Influencing Department. She is based in New York City. She recently completed her MPH at the University of Edinburgh and is interested in transitioning to a career in international development. Previously, Jaime spent several years working as a researcher-reporter for Newsweek and in content development at the Economist. She also holds an MA in Science Journalism from Columbia University. She is based in New York City.
These proceedings contain the presentations and working group papers of the workshop on intersectoral water management in developing countries. Read more...
These proceedings are the outcome of a regional consultation workshop which aimed to obtain the views of key stakeholders in the formulation of a... Read more...
These proceedings are the outcome of a regional consultation workshop which aimed to obtain the views of key stakeholders in the formulation of a... Read more...
This report elaborates on the policy approaches and policy options that would facilitate a long-term sustainable water use, building on other... Read more...
This book gives a multidisciplinary account of the environmental health hazards threatening children and the range of impacts they can have. Read more...
This report summarizes some of the most important challenges in water resources management for the 21st century as well as discussing different... Read more...
This is a synthesis study of major evaluations and reviews carried out from 1988 to mid-1995 for the Department for International Development... Read more...
This book explores the issues of disaster and vulnerability from a South Asian standpoint. The issues are presented in the form of case studies and... Read more...
Without an amicable agreement between the countries of the Middle East to develop and use scarce water resources on an equitable basis, neither a... Read more...
This study updates the findings of a 1994 study on how the concepts of women in development and gender have evolved within the World Bank, and how... Read more...