Survey on the knowledge, use, structure and content of the Sphere handbook

K. Blanchet, S. Frison
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2017
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Evidence Review
A Healing in Harmony session in progress. All photos @Jeppe Schilder for Panzi Hospital and Foundations/Make Music Matter.|Sandra, a young survivor, performs the powerful music she and her peers co-wrote during a Healing in Harmony community concert.

This survey is the result of a collaboration between Elrha, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and the Sphere project. R2HC commissioned LSHTM to document the level of empirical evidence on which the Sphere Handbook current principles and indicators are based, and to conduct a user survey to gather feedback on the Handbook content and structure. The review and survey were conducted in close collaboration with the Sphere Project, and have contributed to the process of the 2017 Handbook update

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