Emergencies
The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement always works in partnership with communities. In an emergency, it can be difficult to balance time and limited resources with our commitment to engage with the people in a meaningful way. These resources will offer useful guidance.
12 April 2022
Better programming initiative, do no harm
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IFRCAn IFRC guide on how to do conflict-sensitive context analysis.
12 April 2022
Trust must be earned: Perceptions of aid in Haiti
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Ground TruthA report capturing findings from a survey carried out by Ground Truth with people affected by the 2021 earthquake in Haiti to compare their expectations of humanitarian workers and programmes with their experiences of aid in reality.
4 April 2022
Ukraine emergency: Key informant interviews
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Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC)A summary of findings from Key Informant Interviews (KII) conduced by the Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) between 3-5 March 2022 in order to better understand key information and communication needs among the affected populations in West Ukraine.
17 March 2022
Information is aid, Ukrainian crisis
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IFRCInformation for affected people in Ukraine, including factsheets and Canva templates. Available in English, Ukrainian and Russian.
17 March 2022
How do you talk to children about war?
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IFRCA one-page guide for parents and caregivers on how to talk to children about war. This can be used for children either directly or indirectly affected by conflict.
1 March 2022
CEA during the Beirut blast response
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Lebanese Red CrossIn this video, Pamela Saab, CEA Coordinator for Lebanese Red Cross, explains how, after the Beirut port blast, CEA was used by the Lebanese Red Cross to recognise and value the needs and priorities of the community.
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