Hazard risk mapping is a tool generally used to identify risks, vulnerabilities and local Disaster Risk Management capacities. Under this initiative, hazard risk mapping provided the necessary basis for developing Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) plans at the different administrative levels…
The case study is extracted from the Building Urban Resilience in Southeast Asia, an ECHO-funded project, which features innovative approaches through public awareness and public education campaigns to enhance community safety and resilience, piloted in Cambodia, Lao PDR, the Philippines…
This collection of case studies from the Asia Pacific region highlights a selection of Red Cross Red Crescent societies’ health and care programmes and activities for migrants and displaced persons.
This publication presents examples of community engagement and accountability initiatives being implemented by the Movement in both emergency and longer-term contexts. Our work in Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and the Middle East stands testament to how community engagement and accountability is not only enabling us to better respond to the needs of the communities we serve but also in reducing their vulnerability and in building safer, more resilient communities. For further information, please see www.ifrc.org/CEA
The 4-page document reviews the program implementation of one of the civil society organizations that IFRC partners with within the Rights of Migrants in Action project: Foundation for Education and Development.
The 4-page document reviews the program implementation of one of the civil society organizations that IFRC partners with within the Rights of Migrants in Action project: Life Skills Development Foundation.
The 4-page document reviews one of the civil society organizations that IFRC partners with within the Rights of Migrants in Action project: Life Skills Development Foundation.
The 4-page document reviews one of the civil society organizations that IFRC partners with within the Rights of Migrants in Action project: MAP Foundation.
This four-page case study describes IFRC’s works on this resilience library, a visionary and wide-ranging resource hub which aims to encourage mutual learning and collaboration between National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Southeast Asia. It describes about the features and how the resilience library contributes as the knowledge sharing platform in this region.
The case study outlines how the Viet Nam Red Cross in Da Nang, the local chapter sought to activate young volunteers to increase its profile and community engagement, even with limited volunteer action and low advocacy activities.