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19/12/2022 |

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Ukraine response: Migration and displacement strategy

Operational strategy for migration and displacement work in ourUkraine and impacted countries crisisresponse.

19/12/2022 |

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Ukraine response: Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) strategy

Operational strategy for mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) activities in ourUkraine and impacted countries crisisresponse.

19/12/2022 |

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Ukraine response: Information management strategy

Operational strategy for information management (IM) activities in ourUkraine and impacted countries crisisresponse.

19/12/2022 |

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Ukraine response: Health and care strategy

Operational strategy for health and care activities in ourUkraine and impacted countries crisisresponse.

12/05/2021 |

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One light, one tunnel: How commitments to COVID-19 vaccine equity can become reality for last mile communities

COVID-19 discriminates. Deep and pervasive inequities mean that, no matter where they are, people in vulnerable settings are more likely than the general population to be infected, are more likely to die once infected, and are least likely to be appropriately supported through the response, including through vaccination campaigns. This short policy brief provides a list of recommendations on how to tackle COVID-19 vaccine equity and ensure no one is left behind.

12/08/2021 |

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Cornerstone Privacy Policy for IFRC Learning Platform

11/08/2021 |

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Sight Unseen: A vision for effective access to COVID-19 vaccines for migrants

This addendum from the Red Cross Red Crescent Global Migration Lab builds on the findings from the Locked down and left out? Why access to basic services for migrants is critical to our COVID-19 response and recovery report. It aims to take stock of the current global trends with respect to COVID-19 vaccines access for migrants. It draws on publicly available data from a range of sources, including research organizations, governments, the United Nations, media and civil society organizations, complemented by insights and case studies from a survey of 52 National Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (National Societies) working directly with migrants and host communities around the globe.

11/08/2021 |

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