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On September 8, 2023, a 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck central Morocco, killing 2,946 and injuring 5,674 people, with 59,674 houses damaged or destroyed. The IFRC responded […]

Starting from mid-June 2022, unprecedented monsoon rains triggered one of Pakistan’s worst floods in decades. One-third of Pakistan’s territory and around 33 million people were impacted […]

The WASH Water Supply Rehabilitation (WSR) ERU is one of the latest/newly approved ERUs that have been added to the Catalogue of Surge Services available to […]

Cholera is not endemic to Comoros. Following the arrival of sick passengers at the end of January 2024 and laboratory confirmation, the Comoros Ministry of Health […]

This report seeks to stimulate the much-needed discussion on developing a better approach to assisting people in urban areas that have been affected by protracted armed […]

Even without recent droughts and ongoing conflicts, many Middle Eastern states would be struggling to meet the basic water needs of growing urban populations and demand […]

Outcome Report of the Partnership on Urban Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Cities and urban areas provide important opportunities for the development of communities and nations. […]

The Villambetta urban development project is part of a pilot forward-looking exercise, conducted under of the UCLBP, to develop a strategy for the urban integration of […]

What is menstrual hygiene management (MHM) in emergencies? Menstrual hygiene management, or MHM, refers to a range of actions and interventions that ensure women and girls […]

Background The development of RDRT in Asia Pacific Zone began prior to the establishment of the Zone offices in 2003, out of the need for regional […]

This report summarizes the findings from the Nepal Pre-Crises Market Assessment (PCMA) for WASH. This PCMA focused specifically on those markets that are critical for supporting […]

Summary of findings field work in Blantyre – Malawi In this report we present the findings of nine-months field work in Malawi on desluding of sometimes […]

lesson learnt about sanitation behaviour change From 2014 to 2016 Sudanese Red Crescent (SRCS) implemented (with the support of Netherlands Red Cross; NLRC) a Water, Sanitation […]

Initial qualitative data collected as part of the IFRC’s MHM in Emergencies Project

This case study features the Cambodian Red Cross (CRC) experience in implementing water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) through community-driven approaches in three provinces with distinctly different […]

Why does menstrual hygiene matter? As humanitarian professionals, do we really need to consider this issue in emergencies? What is all the fuss about? Despite increased […]

This study is one in a series of 15 case studies, undertaken by ALNAP in partnership with ELRHA’s Humanitarian Innovation Fund (HIF), exploring the dynamics of […]

This document captures key experiences from National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Asia who have implemented programmes with ceramic water filters. It includes lessons […]