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This case study describes PMI’s effort to increase preparedness. Starting from 2013, Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) committed to develop SOP and Contingency Plan on providing humanitarian services in conflict situation. This is conducted with the support of ICRC. The SOP triggered PMI to further strengthen its capacity on providing assistance in insecure and sensitive context through the application of Safer Access Framework.
This case study looks at the Integrated Community-Based Risk Reduction (ICBRR), a five-year project implemented by the Indonesia Red Cross (PMI) in partnership with the American Red Cross (ARC).
The ICBRR project aims to enhance the capacity of communities and PMI (at National Headquarters, chapters, and branches) to prepare for and respond to disasters. The project was implemented in 100 villages and 75 schools within four target districts of Aceh (Sabang, Aceh Besar, Banda Aceh, and Aceh Jaya).
Purpose/Overview: This case study highlights: -The wide partnership which collaborates and coordinates to bring about this community flood resilience program initiative in 21 communities along 3 river basins in West Java, Indonesia. The partnership involves private sector, national and local government…