This guide has been developed to support Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and IFRC staff in more systematically integrating risk reduction measures into their planning. It describes in detail what key issues need to be considered, and when. The guidance aims at ensuring that risk reduction measures are taken into account in different sectors and contexts. It also details the key elements that need to be in place to create an enabling environment.
Purpose: To give an overview of DRR Field Session implementation in Asia Pacific. Overview: A DRR Field Session takes place over 10 days. Participants spend 3 days in the field and 7 days in the classroom. The entire process promotes peer…
The series provide the DRR practitioners with practical guidance on how to plan and implement community-based disaster risk reduction (CBDRR) programmes with a particular focus on training of CBDRR practitioners.
Purpose: Overview: Usage: Guidance for project implementation Audience: Technical staff, Volunteers For Module 1: Introduction, click here Module 1, size 0.23 MB For Module 2: A framework for reducing risks, click here Module 2, size 0.74 MB For Module 3: Details of the CBDRR Process,…
The series provide the DRR practitioners with practical guidance on how to plan and implement CBDRR programmes with a particular focus on training of CBDRR practitioners.
This document presents guidelines for the Domestic Facilitation and Regulation of International Disaster Relief and Initial Recovery Assistance (the IDRL Guidelines). The guidelines are a set of recommendations to governments on how to prepare their disaster laws and plans for the common regulatory problems in international disaster relief operations. They advise them as to the minimal quality standards they should insist upon in humanitarian assistance, as well as the kinds of legal facilities aid-providers need to do their work effectively.
Purpose: Overview: Usage: Policy development Audience: Technical staff For Questions and Answers, click here Q&A For Applicant Organisational self-assessment grid Country, click here AOS For IFRC Code of Conduct, click here Code of Conduct For Reporting formats, click here Narrative…
Purpose: Overview: Usage: Guidance for project implementation Audience: Communication staff, Volunteers No ratings yet. Rate This! Please rate this content
The purpose of the SOP is to guarantee that a standardized and uniform set of procedures is applied within the entire system of Viet Nam Red Cross (VNRC) to effectively support DM activities, to clearly define the roles and responsibilities of different VNRC levels, and to facilitate the coordination and collaboration with relevant agencies.
Purpose: The minimum standards are designed for planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation during humanitarian response in order for disaster-affected populations to survive and recover in stable conditions and with dignity. It is also an effective advocacy tool when negotiating…