FEG | Food Economy Group

HEA Animation

Watch our new animation which explains what HEA is and how it can be used by policy makers and programmers to help build resilience, reduce poverty and forecast types and levels of assistance.

The Economics of Resilience

FEG’s Mark Lawrence speaks in this USAID Agrilinks webinar on the economics of investing in resilience.

HEA baselines in Southern Africa

FEG is providing technical support to the Southern Africa Development Community to carry out country-wide, high quality HEA livelihood baselines in Tanzania, Malawi and Angola.

HEA Animation

Watch our new animation which explains what HEA is and how it can be used by policy makers and programmers to help build resilience, reduce poverty and forecast types and levels of assistance.

HEA and resilience in urban Peru

FEG carried out three HEA baselines in Peru for Practical Action, to develop the livelihoods component of its flood resilience program.

Building HEA capacity throughout the Sahel

FEG provides technical support to Save the Children on a regional HEA capacity building project in the Sahel.

HEA Animation

Watch our new animation which explains what HEA is and how it can be used by policy makers and programmers to help build resilience, reduce poverty and forecast types and levels of assistance.

Assessing needs after the Nepal earthquake

Commissioned by Save the Children and Oxfam, FEG carried out rapid HEA assessments in rural and peri-urban areas of Nepal to project how households are likely to cope in the year following the 2015 earthquake.

The Food Economy Group (FEG) is on the leading edge of livelihoods-based food security and policy analysis, and complex process facilitation.

For over fifteen years our work throughout Africa, Asia and Latin America has focused on linking decision makers to the realities faced by poor people, across rural and urban communities, in pastoral and agricultural settings, and within both fragile states and more stable communities.

FEG is the world’s leading expert in Household Economy Analysis (HEA), an internationally-recognized livelihoods analysis framework. We use our HEA expertise to offer a range of services to decision makers in the humanitarian and development communities, including: support for improved program design; famine early warning; impact evaluation; resilience measurement; and graduation modelling in social protection programs.

Our work

HEA Animation

Watch our new animation here.

HEA Animation

The Economics of Resilience

HEA baselines in Southern Africa

HEA Animation

HEA and resilience in urban Peru

Building HEA capacity throughout the Sahel

HEA Animation

Assessing needs after the Nepal earthquake

HEA Services

Applications of HEA

Processes & Policies

Our work

HEA Animation