The IFRC National Society Preparedness unit presents its recurrent newsletter that delivers guidance material, experiences, case studies, resources, events, and activities from Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies worldwide. Review the online or P …
Cash transfers The ESSN continued to provide cash assistance to vulnerable people under temporary and international protection amidst the pandemic. In June 2021, 293,198,095 TRY was transferred to 1,846,469 individuals (326,674 households) in a timely …
In a safe and secure world, people anticipate, respond to, and quickly recover from crisis, lead safe, healthy and dignified lives, and have ample opportunities to thrive. The IFRC promotes community action to strengthen resilience, reduce risks and be …
Containing an epidemic before it spreads uncontrollably saves lives, protects livelihoods, and safeguards long-term development. National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies can play a key role in epidemic risk management through their vast network of …
The critical value of the IFRC network to local communities was demonstrated again in 2020 and throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. The 192 National Societies and the IFRC acted rapidly to the global crisis while responding to other emergencies, reducing …
Sixty per cent of known infectious diseases and 75 per cent of emerging infectious diseases originate in domestic animals and wildlife. Epidemics begin and end in communities – enabling, empowering and equipping communities to recognize and respond to …
Recent large-scale epidemics and pandemics have demonstrated that it takes an inclusive and collaborative effort engaging communities to effectively prevent, detect, and respond to significant infectious disease threats and minimize their effects. Indo …
Last year brought unprecedented challenges for us all. Covid-19 has made clearer than ever the need for strong local humanitarian actors, and it is in the most challenging settings that Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies play the most vital …
Turkey hosts almost 4 million refugees who were vulnerable already before the onset of COVID-19 and who were hit hard by the deteriorating socio-economic impacts of the pandemic. Turkish Red Crescent (TRC) and International Federation of Red Cross and …
