The Code of conduct

Code of Conduct for The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and NGOs in Disaster Relief.

The Code of Conduct for The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and NGOs in Disaster Relief, was developed and agreed upon by eight of the world's largest disaster response agencies in the summer of 1994 and represents a huge leap forward in setting standards for disaster response. It is being used by the International Federation to monitor its own standards of relief delivery and to encourage other agencies to set similar standards.

More information: http://www.ifrc.org/publicat/conduct/index.asp?navid=09_08

Year: 1996
Duration: 9 minutes 54 seconds

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Red
• Cross
• Crescent
• International
• IFRC
• Disaster
• Relief
• Preparedness
• Health
• Humanitarian
• Assistance
• Volunteers
• Humanity

[aklnj]

To all who can afford to give $5 from your paycheck-each week-, it would go a long way to help your fellow human beings in every corner of the world where your help is needed..Food, water, Education and a minimum standard of living can effectively control the worlds population. Ignoring the third world countries by the prosperous western nations is the root cause of these problems.ITS TIME TO BEAT THE SWORDS INTO PLOUGHSHARES.

[liberadoConocimiento]

God Bless Red Cross workers and all other humanitarian workers around the world. It is because of these silent professionals, millions of the unfortunate people around the world get aid and are able to strive for goals that may not have been possible due to economic or political situations at hand. Stay safe and always remember that a lot of people are thankful for the work you put in to make this place a better world.

[skyfla]

great people like you are blessed...keep on helping our people is the most impotant time...Mya God Bless red Cros people