Improving preparedness capacity to aid displaced peoples

In 1993, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies spent 137,261 Swiss francs to enhance the preparedness and response capacity of National Societies and the Federation in relation to all types of displaced peoples (asylum seekers, disaster refugees, returnees).

1. Undertaking pre-disaster planning
2. Improving development assistance
3. Improving

1. Resettling externally displaced peoples
2. Repatriating people
3. Rehabilitating refugees
4. Providing rapid emergency response
5. Providing development assistance to internally displaced persons
6. Providing asylum
7. Protecting refugees
8. Coping with environmental refugees
9. Assisting externally displaced people

1. Monitoring internally displaced people
2. Establishing networks of emergency response centres

1. Physical insecurity of refugees and asylum-seekers
2. Non-settled refugees
3. Insufficient voluntary repatriation of refugees
4. Inadequate disaster rescue and relief
5. Disaster unpreparedness
6. Detention of refugees and asylum-seekers
7. Denial of economic and social rights to refugees

1. Unpreparedness
2. Undercapacity
3. Preparedness
4. Overcapacity
5. Displacement
6. Capacity
7. Aid