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Algeria
20 November 2015
Red Crescent volunteers work towards recovery following Algeria floods
Heavy rain in October brought heavy flooding to Algeria's Tindouf region, severely affecting up to 35,000 refugees in the region. Red Crescent teams have been providing much needed relief
17 October 2008
Algeria floods and mudslides
Torrential rains ravaged central Algeria in early October, causing devastating mudslides which left dozens of people dead and injured and many thousands homeless.
21 September 2004
Mobilising communities to reduce vulnerability
There are many buzzwords in the Red Cross Red Crescent.
14 September 2004
Algiers conference endorses plan of action
The 6th Pan African Conference of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies has ended in Algiers with a resounding endorsement of the strategy developed four years earlier in Ouagadougou, which saw African National Societies pledge their commitment to scaling
13 September 2004
Corporate sector seeks Federation gateway to reduce vulnerability
“We have learned that we cannot act alone.
13 September 2004
Pan African conference highlights Algerian Red Crescent
Disasters can be an important guiding light in planning long term programmes and activities when you are in the business of saving lives.
10 September 2004
Profound changes urged within African National Societies
The 6th Pan-African conference got underway in Algiers with call from Federation President Juan Manuel Suárez del Toro for profound reforms to allow national Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies to address Africa’s most challenging problems.
7 September 2004
6th Pan African Conference: from strategy to implementation
Representatives of Africa’s 53 Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies meet in Algiers over the coming six days to assess how to better utilise their network of 2 million volunteers to address the continent’s many challenges.
25 November 2003
Ramadan meals comfort Algeria’s quake victims
At first sight, the town of Reghaia, some 24 km east of Algiers, seems contradictory.
10 October 2003
Disaster reduction in Algeria - learning the hard way
Algeria knows only too well the importance of disaster reduction, and it has learned the lesson the hard way.
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