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Social Media E-Learning Course: Sharing the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement on Social Media

Social Media E-Learning Course: Sharing the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement on Social Media The use of social media is becoming an integral part of communication and community engagement for humanitarian work. Recognizing the potential of social media communication to support vulnerable people before, during and after a disaster, national societies throughout the Red […]

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Shaping your Shelter: A game on post-disaster reconstruction of homes

A participatory activity for communities affected by disasters aimed at inspiring a desire to learn about safe building methods, in particular “bracing” (structural reinforcement). With limited time and materials, players construct shelter for households recently affected by an extreme event. They confront the trade-offs between quick and cheap housing versus stronger but more resource- and

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Card sheet for 'The Upstream-Downstream Game' showing four rows of gameplay cards — 8 yellow 'Maize' cards (Water Cost: 2, Money: 2), 4 blue 'Dam' cards (-2 Water from Flood), 8 tan 'Foundation' cards (required for advanced buildings), and 4 gray 'Well' cards (+1 Water if needed) — followed by a black inventory panel listing game pieces (player boards, farm improvement cards, dice) and per-player board components (tree tokens, maize markers, dam markers, foundation markers, well markers, and point markers).

The Upstream-Downstream Game

The game centres on climate-related information in decision-making at the community level, and how neighbouring upstream and downstream communities can work together to manage consequences of flood, drought and deforestation.  Upstream Downstream is an interactive serious game developed to help participants explore the complex relationships between natural resource management, environmental stewardship, and community resilience. Originally

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