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SIEBEN JAHRE KRIEG (HUMANITÄRE HILFE VON ISLAMIC RELIEF IN SYRIEN 2012-2017)

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SIEBEN JAHRE KRIEG (HUMANITÄRE HILFE VON ISLAMIC RELIEF IN SYRIEN 2012-2017)

by Islamic Relief Deutschland

TYPE

Campaign Report

OFFICE

Germany

LANGUAGE

German

YEAR

2018

KEYWORDS
Conflict, Disaster response, Syria

Die humanitäre Lage Islamic Relief möchte sich bei all ihren Spendern, Unterstützern, Partnern, Mitarbeitern und Freiwilligen bedanken, die uns dabei geholfen haben, das Leben von mehr als 3,3 Millionen Menschen im Jahr 2017 zu verbessern. Wir beten dafür, dass unsere Unterstützung im Jahr 2018 und darüber hinaus fortgeführt werden kann, ebenso wie wir für Frieden und ein Ende des Leids in Syrien beten. Im Jahr 2017 waren 6,5 Millionen Menschen in Syrien von Ernährungsunsicherheit betroffen, und weitere vier Millionen waren von akuter Ernährungsunsicherheit bedroht. Dies bedeutete, dass mehr als die Hälfte der Bedürftigen dringende lebensrettende und lebenserhaltende Nahrungsmittel sowie Hilfe bei der Landwirtschaft und beim Lebensunterhalt benötigten. Office: http://www.islamicrelief.de Citation: Islamic Relief Deutschland (2017), Sieben Jahre Krieg,Max-Planck-Str. 42 50858 Köln, Deutschland

Islamic_Relief_7_Jahre_Hilfe_in_Syrien.pdf
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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Integrated Response as a process of enhancing Incident Command System (ICS) through Community Functions

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Integrated Response as a process of enhancing Incident Command System (ICS) through Community Functions

by Dr Dolapo Fakuade,

TYPE

Fact sheet and Summary

OFFICE

Islamic Relief Worldwide

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2018

KEYWORDS
Disaster response, Integrated Response

Summary Paper This programmes critically examined theoretical explanations and practice systems for emergency response phase with the aim of identifying community functions that align with, and can be integrated with Incident Command System (ICS) to enhance response to large-scale or unprecedented disruptive events. Ultimately, this programmes aimed to develop an integrated response framework that can be adopted to improve response to any disruptive event. The content of this paper is the intellectual property and sole responsibility of the Author. Office https://had-int.org/ Citation Dr Dolapo Fakuade (2018) Integrated Response as a process of enhancing Incident Command System (ICS) through Community Functions , Humanitarian Academy for Development, Birmingham, UK.

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Evaluating Islamic Relief’s Capacity Building and Partnership-based Disaster Preparedness in Asia

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Evaluating Islamic Relief’s Capacity Building and Partnership-based Disaster Preparedness in Asia

by Maria Ximena Weiss Maldonado

TYPE

Fact sheet and Summary

OFFICE

Islamic Relief Worldwide

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2018

KEYWORDS
Bangladesh, Disaster Preparedness, Disaster response, Humanitarian Response, Islamic Relief, Pakistan

Summary Paper This programmes evaluates Islamic Relief’s disaster-preparedness activities, specifically focussing on local partnerships and capacity building in Asia, with the aim of improving its strategy for the Philippines. It also aims to help Islamic Relief shape and improve its disaster preparedness activities when working in partnership with local NGOs or CBOs in other countries, particularly where its disaster response team has a new or recent presence. The content of this paper is the intellectual property and sole responsibility of the Author. Office https://had-int.org/ Citation Maria Ximena Weiss Maldonado (2018) Evaluating Islamic Relief’s Capacity Building and Partnership-based Disaster Preparedness in Asia, Humanitarian Academy for Development, Birmingham, UK.

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Climate Champions

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Climate Champions

by Islamic Relief Worldwide

TYPE

Campaign Report

OFFICE

Islamic Relief Worldwide

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2017

KEYWORDS
Climate Change, Climate Change & Food Security, Consumption, Disaster response, Islamic Relief

Islamic Relief's Global Climate Action This review describes Islamic Relief’s most recent interventions and highlights how communities are working with us to adapt to climate change and build resilience, including efforts to reduce the risk from future shocks. It also captures why Islamic Relief is vocal on climate change and climate justice issues, and how we are campaigning to reduce emissions, promote sustainable living and protect the most vulnerable. We use the term ‘climate change’ throughout this report, but recognise that what we are witnessing is something entirely different from what occurred throughout the earth’s history. This is climate breakdown, where the actions of humans are causing changes within decades that have previously taken millennia. To deal with this means questioning not only current environmental and economic policies, but entire political and economic systems. Office http://www.islamic-relief.org/ Citation Islamic Relief Worldwide (2017) Climate Champions, Islamic Relief Worldwide, Birmingham, UK.

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Portraits of Resilience

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Portraits of Resilience

by Islamic Relief Bangladesh

TYPE

Case Study

OFFICE

Bangladesh

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2015

KEYWORDS
Bangladesh, Climate Change, Disaster response, Islamic Relief

Confronting Climate Change in Bangladesh Climate induced natural hazards are emerging and are becoming a major cause of concern, particularly in the coastal and haor areas of Bangladesh. There is growing evidence that these hazards are appearing more frequently. Over the last thirty years, Bangladesh has experienced nearly 200 climate-related disasters which have accounted for around $16 billion economic losses including the damage of assets, property and livelihoods. Tackling this challenge of climate change and natural disasters Islamic Relief Bangladesh has been implementing a project titled "Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Resilience in Bangladesh" for the aected communities helping communities bounce back from the adversity. Here are a collection of photo stories from people who have survived – coped or confronted these challenges. We found many inspiring success stories during our time spent with communities. We believe this photo story book " Portraits of Resilience: Confronting Climate Change in Bangladesh" will generate a sense of hope highlighting what’s possible and portray the resilience of the people of our country. Office http://islamicrelief.org.bd/ Citation Islamic Relief Bangladesh (2015) Portraits of Resilience : Confronting Climate Change in Bangladesh, Islamic Relief Bangladesh, Dhaka, BD.

Portraits-of-Resilience_Confronting-Climate-Change-in-Bangladesh.pdf
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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Climate Change and Disaster Resilience Program

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Climate Change and Disaster Resilience Program

by Islamic Relief Bangladesh

TYPE

Project Report

OFFICE

Bangladesh

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2015

KEYWORDS
Climate Change, Disaster response, Islamic Relief Bangladesh

Climate Change and Disaster Resilience Program Islam promotes a holistic approach to climate change and disaster resilience. It assumes a link and interdependency between all natural elements - it teaches that if humanity abuses or exhausts one element, the natural world as a whole will suffer direct consequences. With this in mind, and informed by our experience and learning, Islamic Relief in Bangladesh has adopted an integrated approach to address disaster and climate risks. In partnership with government, academic institutions, civil society, communities and the private sector, we are working to support a vibrant, thriving and resilient Bangladesh. Office http://islamicrelief.org.bd/ Citation Islamic Relief Bangladesh (2016) Climate Change and Disaster Resilience Program, Islamic Relief Bangladesh, Dhaka.

About-Climate-Change-and-Disaster-Resilience-Program.pdf
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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Preliminary Study of the Potential Role of the Mosque in Disaster Situation in Indonesia

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Preliminary Study of the Potential Role of the Mosque in Disaster Situation in Indonesia

by Islamic Relief Indonesia, UNOCHA, LPBI NU

TYPE

Case Study

OFFICE

Indonesia

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2011

KEYWORDS
2011, Disaster Preparedness. Disaster, Disaster response, Humanitarian, Indonesia, Islamic Relief, Jakarta, UNOCHA

Six Mosques in Two Provinces This book reveals the fact that the mosque indeed has a potential role in disaster. Despite only a small number of the mosque being used for the programmes, it at least provides a portrait of how the mosques help the survivors in facing difficult times caused by the earthquake, starting from providing food assistance, clothing, shelter to the internally-displaced people, the provision of clean water and latrines, health care to advocacy for survivors who suffered injustice in the field. This study also concluded that the potential role of mosque during emergency response has received good appreciation from the survivors in particular and from the community as a whole. Unfortunately, the potential has not yet been fully explored and that the personnel in-charge (takmir) do not know many of the standard techniques and organisations in disaster. In order to strengthen and improve the strategic role of the mosque, it is hoped that the mosque could become one of the pillars in building the resilience on disaster management in Indonesia. Office http://www.islamic-relief.or.id/ Citation Islamic Relief Indonesia (2011), Preliminary Study of the Potential Role of the Mosque in Disaster Situation in Indonesia, [Online], available at: http://www.islamic-relief.or.id/

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Islamic Relief Bangladesh

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Islamic Relief Bangladesh

by Islamic Relief Bangladesh

TYPE

Anniversary/Identity Material

OFFICE

Bangladesh

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2015

KEYWORDS
Bangladesh, Conflict, Development, Dhaka, Disaster response, Humanitarian, Islamic Relief, Poverty reduction, Sustainable Development

Striving for a Caring, Resilient and Poverty Free Bangladesh Islamic Relief in Bangladesh seeks to develop capacity and optimise its reach and impact. We do this by developing mutually-beneficial strategic partnerships with national bodies, relevant government agencies and local institutions. According to strategic needs, this includes universities, programmes bodies, local and national partner non-governmental organisations. We actively participate in various consortium's to leverage greater impact and mobilise resources from different funding bodies. Office http://islamicrelief.org.bd/ Citation Islamic Relief Bangladesh [n.d], Islamic Relief Bangladesh, Islamic Relief Bangladesh, Dhaka.

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

Partnership January 2012, Pakistan edition

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Partnership January 2012, Pakistan edition

by Islamic Relief Pakistan

TYPE

Annual Report

OFFICE

Pakistan

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2012

KEYWORDS
2012, Disaster response, Floods, Humanitarian, Islamic Relief, Pakistan, Partnership, Sustainable Development

Dedicated to alleviating the suffering of the world's poorest people. Islamic Relief has handed over 497 permanent shelters to the flood-affected people of district Muzaffargarh. So far IR has constructed 1522 permanent one room shelters for victims of 2010 floods in Muzaffargarh. In its 2010 flood response programme, Islamic Relief immediately responded the immediate needs and early recovery of the flood-affected people and started its long-term development programmes in district Muzaffargarh with an integrated village rehabilitation approach, said Programme Manager Farooq Khan during handing over ceremony of shelters to community in Muzaffargarh. Since the commencement of its services to the flood-hit communities, Islamic Relief has provided 1522 permanent shelters, 1546 toilets, implemented Qurbani project, distributed 959 non-food items and provided livelihood support to 1529 families, 111,015 people were benefited from its health interventions. We are still working on integrated village rehabilitation programme with a focus on livelihood and education sector in close collaboration with the stakeholders, he said. Office http://www.islamic-relief.org.pk/ Citation Islamic Relief Pakistan (2012), Partnership January 2012, Pakistan edition, , Islamic Relief Pakistan, Islamabad, [Online] available at: http://www.islamic-relief.org.pk/index.php/media-centre/newsletters

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

In-depth Recovery Needs Assessment of Cyclone Aila Affected Areas

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In-depth Recovery Needs Assessment of Cyclone Aila Affected Areas

by ECHO Partners

TYPE

Project Report

OFFICE

Islamic Relief Worldwide

LANGUAGE

English

YEAR

2009

KEYWORDS
2009, ActionAid, Concern, Development, Disaster response, ECHO, European commission, Humanitarian, Islamic Relief, MuslimAid, Oxfam, Save the chilldren, Sustainable Development

  Just over 5 months have passed since Cyclone “Aila” hit Bangladesh( 25 May 2009) but sufferings still continuing in the severely affected districts of Khulna and Shatkhira where more than 201,982 displaced people (70% of severely affected people) are still living in temporary places and shlters. According to the government estimate 1149 million US dollars is needed to assist in the recovery and reconstruction after Cyclone Aila. In addition to the government’s allocation, international humanitarian agencies have only contributed 20 million US dollars (as of 31 Oct’09). According to a recent (Oct’09) study done by the South Asia Association of Poverty Eradication, each affected household has seen their income decrease by approximately 44% as a result of Cyclone Aila. More than 60,000 people have migrated to search employment, as opportunities for income are very limited in the affected areas. Cyclone Aila fully or partially damaged more than 166 km coastal embankment and without repairing the broken embankments, livelihood recovery and people returning to their homes is not possible. Conducted by International agencies (ActionAid, Concern WorldWide, DanChurchAid, MuslimAid, Islamic Relief, Oxfam-GB and Save the Children-UK) currently involved in Aila response programme funded by ECHO. Office http://ec.europa.eu/echo/ Citation ECHO Partners (2009), In-depth Recovery Needs Assessment of Cyclone Aila Affected Areas

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Action On Climate Change and Consumption (ACC Project)

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