RedR has a wealth of knowledge and expertise across many areas of humanitarian work, which it shares within the disaster relief sector. By sharing knowledge and expertise, we contribute to improving disaster response and helping ensure that  affected communities receive the best possible aid following an emergency.

We are involved in a number of a initiatives including the UN-led Cluster Approach of humanitarian coordination – developing materials and training for the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter and Nutrition clusters.  As well as running an annual Security Forum, we are also involved in the production of specialist publications – Safety & Security Review, Health Exchange magazine and Engineering in Emergencies book, all aimed at sharing knowledge and best practice in disaster relief.
 

Achievements 2008

• Formed partnership with Oxford Brookes University to get three RedR courses credit-rated
   
• Ran a Security Forum for Safety and Security experts around the world
   
• Selected and trained 56 Cluster Coordinators for the UN-led Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Cluster

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