Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN)
The Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN) programme, run by the IFRC and Turkish Red Crescent Society and funded by the European Union, provided regular cash assistance to more than 1.5 million refugees living inTürkiye.
Strategy 2030
Strategy 2030 sets out how we will build on over 100 years of humanitarian action to adapt to emerging 21st century challenges. It ensures we will remain a dynamic global network of organizations that are fit for purpose and can best serve our communities.
Supporting people on the move
The fundamental principle of humanity runs through all of our work on migration and displacement. Regardless of their legal status, states must protect all migrants’ safety, dignity and well-being and make sure they have access to essential services.Explore our policies, resolutions and strategies that guide our everyday work supporting people on the move.
Humanitarian Service Points
Humanitarian Service Points (HSPs) aresafe, welcoming and strategically located spaces where migrants and displaced people can access reliable support from Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
Shelter and settlements
Shelter and settlements programming is a vital part of humanitarian assistance delivered by the IFRC and our National Societies. It is important not only in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, but in helping to restore communities’ dignity and build their resilience to future shocks and hazards.
IFRC Kobo
Frequently asked questions (FAQ), terms of service and data privacy policy for IFRC KoBoToolbox.
Our history and archives
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has strived for hope and humanity for more than 100 years. Discover how we emerged from the ruins of World War I and evolved to become the world’s largest humanitarian network.
Islamic humanitarian giving
As the world’s largest network of locally based humanitarian organizations and volunteers, the IFRC is uniquely positioned to ensure your Zakat or Sadaqah donation reaches the people and communities who need it most. Fully accredited for receiving Zakat donations, we are based in communities alongside those we support. We act before, during and after disasters and health emergencies to meet the needs of, and improve the lives of, vulnerable people—reaching millions every year.
People and structures
Learn about thepeople and structures that make up the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC).
EU4Health and the IFRC
Adopted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Commission's EU4Health programme seeks to boost pandemic preparedness and build stronger, more resilient and more accessible health systems. A key part of the EU4Health programme includes an historic and ambitious partnership with the IFRC to provide psychological first aid and mental health services to people throughout Europe who have been impacted by the conflict in Ukraine.
DREF Insurance
Stand Tall in the face of disaster with IFRC-DREF Insurance. We've developed an innovative insurance mechanism that uses commercial markets to make donor contributions toourDisaster Response Emergency Fund (DREF)go even further.
World Malaria Day
Malaria is a preventable and treatable disease transmitted by mosquitoes. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), malaria kills more than 619,000 people every year. Pregnant women and children are at highest risk, with an estimated two thirds of malaria deaths among children under the age of five.
Disaster law
Disasters can cause enormous human suffering and loss. But the right laws and policies can help keep communities safe and save lives.
Community Engagement and Accountability
Community engagement and accountability (CEA) is a way of working that recognizes and values community members as equal partners. It makes sure their opinions are heard and used to design and guide our work.
Funds for National Society development
The IFRC provides financial support to National Society development through threedifferent funds, two of which are delivered in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Together, the fundsprovide a wide range of development and technical support toNational Societies to helpthem become stronger, more sustainable and more effective.