Guide climatique de la Croix-Rouge

Ce guide débute par des notions fondamentales sur les changements climatiques: le consensus scientifique, les conséquences humanitaires et les implications générales pour la Croix-Rouge et le Croissant-Rouge. Il est suivi de six modules thématiques : démarrage, dialogues, communications, la gestion des catastrophes, la réduction de risques dans la communauté et la santé et prise en charge.

Guide climatique de la Croix-Rouge
http://www.climatecentre.org/site/publications/220/guide-climatique-de-la-croix-rouge

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