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Integrated Community Resilience and Development (ICRD) Program – China

Rofaida October 16, 2015

The ICRD programme targets around 110,000 people in 50 vulnerable communities. Some of the main issues for intervention relate to livelihood development, access to improved drinking water and sanitation facilities, better access to primary health care, improved disaster preparedness in communities, and road safety education. This video features some of the ICRD carried out in Gansu. IFRC, 2015

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