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23 September 2011

Norway Red Cross stresses the value of volunteers in a crisis

Last weekend, 200 representatives from 65 Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies, civil society organizations, academia, governments and the private sector came together in Budapest, Hungry, for the Global Volunteers Conference.
Global conference debates the potential and pitfalls of paying volunteers
16 September 2011

Global conference debates the potential and pitfalls of paying volunteers

A stark and difficult set of questions was posed at the Global Volunteering Conference in Budapest today by Eduard Tschan, head of operations for the IFRC in Haiti.
Hungarian Red Cross: breaking the cycle of urban vulnerability
13 October 2010

Hungarian Red Cross: breaking the cycle of urban vulnerability

The disaster which engulfed a small Hungarian village in a tide of poisonous red sludge has captured the world’s attention in recent days, but there are other ...
6 October 2010

Hungary: Toxic red mud destroys a lifetime’s work

A scarlet swathe slashes through the tiny village of Kolontar.
Hungarian Red Cross mobilises as toxic mud spill leaves three dead, dozens injured
5 October 2010

Hungarian Red Cross mobilises as toxic mud spill leaves three dead, dozens injured

Hungarian Red Cross (HRC) has mobilised a team of 50 volunteers to assist evacuees after a serious industrial accident near the village of Kolontár in the west of ...
Heavy rainfall and floods hit Hungary
27 May 2010

Heavy rainfall and floods hit Hungary

Heavy rain has triggered severe floods in north-eastern Hungary and other central European countries.
31 July 2008

Worst flooding in decades devastates Central and Eastern Europe

At least 27 people have died in Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary, following days of severe storms and flooding.
Hungarian Red Cross national first aid competition – developing life-saving skills and building solidarity
28 May 2008

Hungarian Red Cross national first aid competition – developing life-saving skills and building solidarity

A ‘forest’ of 540 arms, covered with white bandage and stretching up in the air, such was the culmination of the two-day national first aid competition organized by ...
16 October 2001

Poverty feeds hunger in Central Europe, warns Red Cross

Poor nutrition among Central European children is of growing concern to the Red Cross.
9 March 2001

Floods worsen silent disasters in Central Europe

With tens of thousands of people uprooted by some of the region's worst flooding in living memory, the International Federation today appealed for 1.

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