This short guidance provides key messages on how to ensure protection, gender and inclusion is considered in the response to the Covid-19 outbreak. It provides suggestions on how to ensure Dignity, Access, Participation and Safety for all affected, esp …
This technical guidance note is aimed at IFRC and NS staff involved in the global response to the Covid-19 outbreak, especially PGI and health focal points. The guidance note outlines issues that may threaten people’s dignity, access, participation and …
The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) issued new guidance to help protect children and schools from transmission of the COVID-19 virus. The guidance provides crit …
This updated publication provides practical advice and guidance on the nature of messages and information to share with the public, for use by all institutions with a responsibility for improving the safety of communities at risk and to mitigate the im …
Floods affect more people globally than any other type of natural hazard. In the last ten years alone, floods have affected over 734 million people. Moreover, as a result of climate change, both the number of floods and their impact on affected communi …
The IFRC network is in a unique position to advise on, advocate for, and implement community-based climate action and disaster risk reduction. Our ongoing presence in communities enables greater trust, which is critical to ensure the sustainability of …
Welcome to the protection, gender and inclusion (PGI) in emergencies toolkit! This toolkit accompanies the IFRC Minimum standards on protection, gender and inclusions in emergencies (2018) and provides additional guidance to plan, implement and monitor …
In a health crisis, the media has the power to save lives. Effective communication can help to prevent or reduce the spread of disease, and guide those affected towards health services and treatment. This manual provides tips for media practitioners on how to help audiences during health emergencies.
