VCA Senegal Report – CROIX ROUGE SENEGALAISE Département des opérations et de la logistique
RAPPORT EVC
Evaluations de Vulnérabilité et de Capacités Dans les villages des Beldiabé, de Kacham-Ouest, de Karma, de Loungho, de Peela, de Rouko, de Souryala, de Tebla et de Tin Akoff
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Case study and Guidance note to the VCA undertaken in Sinazongwe, Zambia, in 2003.
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Case study and Guidance note on the VCA undertaken in Kono, Sierra Leone, in 2004.
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Case study and Guidance note to the VCA undertaken in Karaba, Rwanda, in 2003.
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Case studies and Guidance note to VCAs undertaken in Lesotho in 2006. The locations include: Mohale’s Hoek; Maqoala.
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The Working Group II contribution to the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report presents the current state of knowledge on climate impacts, adaptation and vulnerability. Compared to the Fourth Assessment Report in 2007, “AR5” has a much stronger focus on risks. It presents a cold, realistic assessment of how risks are already changing and are bound to
Before the openMatatus project, the matatu buses of Nairobi operated in a no-man’s land of organization, with each driver responsible only for his own small piece of the puzzle. The minibuses were not owned by a government agency and fares were unregulated, contributing to uneven fare prices, lax safety regulations, and overly centralized and congested
This report considers the extent to which Red Cross Red Crescent volunteer action is strengthening community resilience in East Africa, focusing specifically on the unique role of volunteers, and emphasizing the role of National Societies as respected long-term partners in sustainable development. Based on lessons learned from implementation, this report is structured around the ten
In 2000 and 2001, severe floods struck large areas of Mozambique. The devastating impact of the flooding, and the relative lack of disaster preparedness among affected communities, provided the impetus and the opportunity for the Mozambique Red Cross Society to initiate a five-year community-based disaster preparedness programme in Inhambane and Zambezia provinces, with support from the Danish Red Cross. The target beneficiaries were the
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