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Barriers and Opportunities for a Multi-Hazard Humanitarian Approach

Aynur Kadihasanoglu
March 17, 2021

This report aims to provide major insights and recommendations for the implementation of a multi-hazard humanitarian approach drawing from the different experiences of staff members of the Red Cross Red Crescent (RCRC) Movement working in Africa.

This report is the result of a consultation process of 35 staff members, including branch and HQ NS staff, PNSs and IFRC representatives, from various departments, carried out between September and October of 2020. This consultation followed a preliminary survey carried out in August 2020 and was initiated by the “multi-hazard approach” sub-group of the ADMAG (Africa Disaster Management Advisory Group).

You can consult the report here: Multi Hazard Africa Consultation report 2021

Topics

Climate Change Adaptation, Disability Inclusive Disaster Preparedness, Early Warning Systems, Hazard, Livelihoods and Food Security, Resilience and Disaster Risk Management, Risk Assessment

Country

Africa

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