Guidance material Archives

Guidelines for Integrating Gender-Based Violence Interventions in Humanitarian Action

The Guidelines for Integrating Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Interventions in Humanitarian Action Guidelines have been revised from the 2005 version by an inter-agency Task Team led by UNICEF and UNFPA, and endorsed by the IASC in 2015. The purpose of the Guidelines is to assist humanitarian actors and communities affected by armed conflict, natural disasters and other humanitarian emergencies to coordinate, plan, […]

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Coalition-building in Coastal Cities: initial workshop

GDPC

The GDPC together with the IFRC and American Red Cross held a workshop in early March 2016 to initiate a new USAID/OFDA-supported project on prototyping coalition-building approaches in coastal cities in SE Asia and the Pacific. The project will explore the nexus between urban systems, coastal resilience, and climate change adaptation and will provide an

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Leveraging Catastrophe Bonds As a Mechanism for Resilient Infrastructure Project Finance

GDPC

The RE.bound initiative has been developed by Rockefeller Foundation, Swiss Re, Goldman Sachs and RMS to link risk transfer coverage for cities with financing for resilient infrastructure. The initiative is developing an innovative version of catastrophe bonds which will provide insurance coverage for catastrophic risks while at the same leveraging the capital in the bonds to finance

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Link Type Guidelines

Rofaida

This lists the different types of links used in the CMS to phone and URLs

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CMS Overview

Rofaida

This to provide an overall understanding and guidance for the Content Management System concept, to National Societies who developed the Universal App Program.

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