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IFRC Asia Pacific Migration and Displacement: Framework for Action – Reducing Vulnerability, Enhancing Resilience | 2017 – 2022
The IFRC Asia Pacific Framework for Action provides an overview of the aims and objectives of IFRC support to Asia Pacific National Societies in engaging in the context of migration and displacement, to be achieved over a 6-year timeframe, from…
Handbook on Gender Mainstreaming in Disaster Management [Thai language]
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This handbook puts together the lessons learned from relief operations conducted by government agencies, humanitarian organizations, volunteers, and local communities to assist people affected by natural disasters. It presents the process and measures in mainstreaming gender in disaster management and…
Participatory multi-hazard risk mapping methodology for urban and peri-urban contexts
As part of the project “Building urban resilience in South East Asia”, funded by European Union humanitarian aid and coordinated by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the German Red Cross (GRC) and the Vietnam…
Communication with Communities in disaster emergency response and recovery: Volunteers Guideline
Purpose: This guideline aims to enhance knowledge and capacity of the volunteers regarding communication with community in implementing disaster emergency response and recover activities. Audience: trained volunteers of government, non-government and other agencies No ratings yet. Please Sign in to rate…
How to use social media to better engage people affected by crises
The document serves as a brief guide for those using social media in humanitarian organizations.
BRACED Community Resilience Assessment & Action Handbook
The Handbook has been written to support the field staff of the BRACED alliance partners when they are undertaking the critical community led work, however will also be relevant for other practitioners working in resilience The Handbook is structured around the BRACED Community Resilience Action cycle (see Page 7) and the Community Resilience Assessment Guiding Questions (see chapter 4). It offers suggested tools, and detailed guidance on using these tools, to assist with each stage of the process. It draws on established tools and methods and provides tailored context specific guidance in the context of Myanmar. The Handbook also provides guidance on using historic, current and future climate and weather information to support the community information. The resilience action cycle further presents checklists for screening prioritized resilience building activities to ensure they do no harm.