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ECB World Vision Adventures in Partnering Case Study C: Improving disaster response with locally agreed response protocols
PDF 784kb | Published in May 2011
Indonesia has over 500 volcanoes and is vulnerable to earthquakes, tsunamis and flooding. Bangladesh suffers frequently from major cyclones and flooding. The events may differ, but the operational issues around responding to frequent sudden natural disasters are similar. The ECB field level consortia in both countries are working together to develop common protocols that help them prepare for and respond to the regular disasters that they face.
“ECB: Adventures in Partnering” is a series of 14 discussion papers and case studies that represent the views and experience of more than 30 World Vision field staff, technical specialists and managers who are involved in the ECB Project.
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- In The Field
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- Save the Children
- World Vision - Adventures in Partnering
- IWG principals
- Working with the United Nations (UN)
- Reaching out to Other Countries
- Bangladesh
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- ECB first Joint Advocacy Strategy launched in Bangladesh
- Joint Training on Accountability & Cyclone Aila Review
- Indonesia
- ECB Indonesia Consortium finalize Disaster Response Engagement Protocols (DREP)
- ECB agencies work together after West Sumatra Earthquakes
- Indonesia face testing times with twin disasters
- Case Study Reveals Strengths and Challenges of Joint Needs Assessment
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- How did we select five ECB Consortia?
- ECB Consortia share learning highlights from inter-agency Simulations in 2010-2011
- The Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies (CBHA)
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