International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, the world's largest humanitarian network, has entrusted GlobeScan and Dalberg with the care of conducting a survey on the G20 member states and Kenya’s humanitarian politicies to identify new influences on international humanitarian policy.
This survey called “Believe in Humanity" was officially presented to the diplomatic community and to the national and international media on Tuesday, November 17th in Geneva.
It emerges from this survey that the relevant ministries feel particularly concerned by the challenge of the climate change.
Just before the 64th general assembly of the UN, Nicole Guedj is raising the alarm again by publishing her manifesto “For Red Helmets in the UN” (Le Cherche Midi).
L'ancienne Secrétaire d'Etat aux droits des victimes publie un opuscule intitulé "Pour des Casques Rouges à l'ONU". Parce qu'avec le changement climatique, les catastrophes naturelles de grande ampleur vont se multiplier.
Nicole Guedj propose un plan international qui permettra de faire face à cette nouvelle donne. En l’occurrence, la création d’une force appelée Casques Rouges, rouge comme la couleur des secours et qui seraient les pendants humanitaires des Casques Bleus. A travers plusieurs exemples concrets qui ont fait les gros titres des journaux, N.
The humanitarian action at the time of climate change: The Red Helmets Foundation organise its first symposium at Sciences Po the 16th of october at 5 pm to 7.30 pm.
On connaît les Casques bleus, la force de maintien de la paix de l'ONU. Les Casques rouges seraient leurs "frères humanitaires"... Explications de Nicole Guedj, ancienne secrétaire d'Etat aux droits des victimes, à l'origine de ce projet.
En quoi consiste le projet des Casques rouges à l'ONU?
Le gouvernement finance une plate-forme destinée à la recherche de personnes disparues lors de catastrophes naturelles.
Web 2.0 et serious gaming. En mai 2009, la secrétaire d'Etat au Développement de l'économie numérique, Nathalie Kociusko-Morizet, lançait un appel à projets sur ces deux créneaux, dans le cadre du plan de relance numérique.
Each natural disaster involves the disappearance of many victims.
However, nowadays no system makes it possible for families to carry out an active and optimum searching.
That is why the Red Helmets Foundation suggests the creation of a worldwide humanitarian search engine of missing people named MISSING, to systematize the steps and to centralize information within the first crucial hours of the crisis.
From the tsunami to Burma, from Louisiana to Szechuan, the planet has witnessed within a few years, the emergence of a real “humanitarimania”.
Despite the relief workers’ commitment and the access to always larger means, it is time to optimize our use of the available resources, and overcome the pitfalls generated by waste.
Communication deficiency ? Lack of information ? Absence of coordination ?
Since 1997, Nicole Guedj, former Secretary of State and President of the Red Helmets Foundation, pleads for the creation of an “international responsive task force” that would stand under the UN’s aegis.
