WP2: co-production, outreach, uptake and sustainability

Task leads: Practical Action UK, Practical Action India

Gitange landslide, Darjeeling

Tasks

Task 2.1: research co-production and stakeholder engagement

Task 2.2: share technical knowledge and build technical capacity

Task 2.3: information communication and outreach

Task 2.4: research into use and sustainability

Key deliverables

WP2 co-production with WPs 3–7.

  • Reports: product/process co-production and capacity development via workshops
  • Targeted multi-media material
  • Report: pathways to sustainability and legacy

WP2 cuts across all the other WPs and underpins the underlying principle of co-production and co-design with stakeholders.

The stakeholder user group has defined tasks in LANDSLIP.

Examples of LANDSLIP-confirmed partners who are also stakeholders are shown in yellow in the list.

LANDSLIP's engagement is centred around state and national levels. This will help to ensure uptake and legacy, particularly with the Geological Survey of India's involvement. The state and national levels already have a good working relationship with community and district levels.

LANDSLIP's co-production and co-design will be facilitated through 22 Indian-based stakeholder integrated workshops, costed and planned in our proposal. In addition, we have costed out Afghanistan stakeholder visits in India.

Five partners have already actively helped in proposal aims and task design.

Examples of key LANDSLIP-relevant stakeholders

Community and district

  • Community-based organisations (e.g. women's self-help groups)
  • District disaster management authorities (DDMA)*
  • Rescue operation units*
  • Road/rail/public works organisations*
  • Tea estates*
  • Village panchayats (village-level administrative bodies)*

State

  • Department of Homes
  • Disaster Management Authority*
  • Disaster Response Force*
  • Non-governmental organisations* (e.g. Keystone Foundation, Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment, Save the Hills, Red Cross)
  • Remote sensing application centres*
  • Universities (e.g. AMRITA)
  • Police and fire departments*

National

  • Geological Survey of India (GSI)*
  • Key ministries (e.g. Ministry of Earth Sciences, Ministry for Science and Technology*)
  • Response organisations (e.g. National Disaster Management Authority)*
  • Climate services agencies (e.g. India Meteorological Department (IMD), National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting, National Remote Sensing Organisation)*

Confirmed project partners

Sikkim State Disaster Management Authority Keystone Foundation (Nilgiris) Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment Afghanaid (Afghanistan) Focus Humanitarian Assistance (Afghanistan)  Geological Survey of India Indian National Disaster Management Authority Indian Ministry for Science and Technology* Indian Meteorological Department* Indian National Remote Sensing Centre*