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NAHRS Summit Meeting Report

WendyWard May 25, 2018

The North American Humanitarian Response Summit (NAHRS) project represents a unique effort to improve the effectiveness of cross-border response to a potential catastrophic disaster in North America. NAHRS is implemented by the American Red Cross in partnership with the Canadian Red Cross and Mexican Red Cross. This final report includes the conclussions about the strategic and tactical recommendations discussed on 14th – 15th March in Washington, DC with more than 130 attendees. 

North American Humanitarian Response Summit NAHRS
https://preparecenter.org/north-american-humanitarian-response-summit-nahrs

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