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Central America Cluster Plan 2023
IFRC network plan for Central America (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama) in 2023.
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Haiti 2023 Plan
IFRC network country plan for Haiti in 2023.
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Sudan 2023 Plan
IFRC network country plan for Sudan in 2023.
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South Sudan Plan 2023
IFRC network country plan for South Sudan in 2023.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo 2023 Plan
IFRC network country plan for the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2023.
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Mozambique 2023 Plan
IFRC network country plan for Mozambique in 2023.
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Global Plan 2023
The Global Plan 2023 for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), which includes: The IFRC's strategic outlook and an overview of our work in 2023by strategic priority, enablers and by region A Federation-wide perspective, including the work of our Reference Centres and certain funding requirements across our network
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Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN) Monthly Report: October 2022
This month's update on the Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN)provides an update on the ongoing Power to Be III campaign and how we're using powerful storytelling to raise awareness and understanding of people who have had to flee conflict.
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Global Climate Resilience Platform brochure
Because the climate crisis will require mobilization of local efforts at an unprecedented scale, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) network is launching the Global Climate Resilience Platform, with the objective of catalyzing at least CHF 1 billion in investment and support for locally-led climate action that reaches the most vulnerable. The IFRC aims to build coherence between the humanitarian, development and climate change agendas whilst promoting and implementing integrated risk management approaches at the national and local level to increase overall resilience.
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Where it matters most: Smart climate financing for the hardest hit people
The findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) are clear: the humanitarian impacts from climate change will become more severe, frequent and widespread. These impacts are not just a future problem; they are already felt by communities around the world. Nor are they short or simple shocks; climate-related disasters collide with and compound other chronic causes of crisis – including extreme poverty, protracted insecurity, social and economic marginalization – so, the most vulnerable people are the hardest hit by climate change.
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Policy brief: Increasing action and urgency at COP27
This policy brief, aimed at parties and stakeholders participating in COP27, outlines the IFRC’s perspective on the climate crisis and sets out recommendations most relevant to three topics central to the negotiations: adaptation, loss and damage, and climate finance as well as the cross-cutting important issue of locally-led action. Finally, we highlight on some of the ways IFRC is taking action in response to the climate crisis.
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Council of Delegations 2005: Resolutions
Full list and wording of resolutions passed at the Council of Delegates in Seoul, from 16-18 November 2005.
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Engaging in Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) projects
Climate Risk and Early Warning Systems (CREWS) projects aim to increase the access of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and Small Island Developing States (SIDS) to early weather warnings and risk information to save lives and livelihoods. This guidanceprovides advice and recommendations for how Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the IFRC can get involved in CREWS projects.
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Case study: Dengue in Indonesia
This case study shows how community trust enabled early detection of, and response to, a dengue case by Red Cross volunteers in Indonesia. The volunteers were trainedin community-based surveillance (CBS) through the IFRC's Community Epidemic & Pandemic Preparedness Programme (CP3). You can read an interactive version of this Case Study on the Prevent Epidemics website, produced by the Resolve to Save Lives Initiative,here.
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Seville Agreement 2.0
The Movement Coordination for Collective Impact Agreement (Seville Agreement 2.0) was adopted at the 2022 Council of Delegates and sets out the coordination responsibilities for the components of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. It replaces the original Seville “Agreement on the Organization of the International Activities of the Components of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement” (Seville Agreement) of 1997 and the “Supplementary Measures to Enhance the Implementation of the Seville Agreement” (Supplementary Measures) of 2005.
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