'Red cross red crescent' diaporamas de présentation

The Cluster Approach

The Cluster Approach. The initial problem. Is anyone already doing X?. What organisations are already here ?. Who needs assistance ?. Where can I get information ?. Where do people need assistance ?. Who is doing Y in X-town?. Who is in charge ?.

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The new ART website

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Humanitarian Reform (predictability, accountability, equity) Implications for Reproductive Health

Humanitarian Reform (predictability, accountability, equity) Implications for Reproductive Health. Pamela Delargy UNFPA Humanitarian Response Unit IAWG Annual Meeting 8-10 October 2007 Nairobi. WHY HUMANITARIAN REFORM?. Increasing number and complexity of crisis situations

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IFRC Policy on Migration

IFRC Policy on Migration. The role of National Societies of the Red Cross and Red Crescent. IFRC and Migration. Migration has always been a phenomena What is new are certain characteristics: increased fluidity, trans-nationalism , and increased pressure on resources .

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Political Divisions

Political Divisions. SOL WG.10a, b. Essential Questions. What are some examples of political divisions at the local and regional levels? What are some reasons for political divisions at the local and regional levels? How do political divisions generate conflicts?. Essential Questions.

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What do these images show?

What do these images show?. Think of what has to happen before this occurs?. How can these situations be prevented?. Have you ever heard of these terms?. Crimes against humanity Collateral damage Genocide Combatants War crimes. Humanitarian law.

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Delivering Value in the Third Sector

Delivering Value in the Third Sector. Liz Page UK Director, South Eastern. Westminster Business School Alumni. 8th May 2012. Delivering Value in the Third Sector. Introduction Share with you the challenges we have in ensuring we deliver value

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The Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP)

The Consolidated Appeal Process (CAP). What is a CAP. The Consolidated Appeal Process is much more than an appeal for money. It is a tool used by aid organisations to plan, implement and monitor their activities - together. Why do we need it.

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Coordination and Net Working on DRR Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team (REACT)

Coordination and Net Working on DRR Rapid Emergency Assessment and Coordination Team (REACT). Bishkek November, 2009. REACT is a strong and effective partnership and coordination mechanism between the government and the international community dealing with disaster management in Tajikistan.

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fts.unocha

FTS. Financial Tracking Service. http://fts.unocha.org. Topics to be covered. What is FTS and why it is useful for PCM? Data sources and key challenges Pre-set tables New features and planned improvements Relation with the Online Project System (OPS). What is FTS ?.

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Red Cross/Red Crescent

Red Cross/Red Crescent. Ideals in Action. Red Cross/Red Crescent. At the end of the lesson, you will be able to: explain the structure and role of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement

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Somalia

Somalia . Brendan Airey & Justin Corbett . Where is this area?. Why is Somalia making news? . Spreading of Infection Sex Trafficking Civil War Youth Soldiers Peacekeeping Missions Terror and Torture Piracy . Spreading of Infection

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Non-State Actors

Non-State Actors. Study Design. How influential are non-state actors?. Make a list of some NSAs that you think have been VERY influential in global politics. Hierarchy of influence.

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Global treaties on disaster assistance

Overview of the international instruments Male, Maldives, 11 October 2011 David Fisher, IFRC IDRL Programme Coordinator. Global treaties on disaster assistance. Chicago Convention, Annex 9 ( rev 2004 ). Tampere Convention (1998) . Istanbul Convention ( 1990) Kyoto Convention ( rev 1999).

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NGOs - Introduction

NGOs - Introduction. Definition. Non Government Organisation Non-state actors, a collection of individuals who seek change, often without the approval of national governments. Represent specific economic, social, religious, environmental interests. Examples (there are many millions).

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