Resolution 5 : The safety and security of humanitarian volunteers | Power of humanity: Red Cross Red Crescent

National Society

Name, position and email of the focal person3

Dauod Latif, ARCS Volunteers Management Department Director
daoudarcs@yahoo.com

1. What did your National Society do to provide volunteers with the best safety and security coverage?

2. What measures has your National Society taken to review potential threats to the volunteers?
Using for example Safer Access Framework and Stay Safe as tools to guide decision making process

We are getting report from the field by the volunteers and trainers

3. Public authorities

1- Training

2- all the volunteers during the training get safer access topics and protective equipment such as cap, ID card and waist coat are used and given to the volunteers

Other partners and stakeholders of influence

ICRC and International Federation

4. Does your National Society ensure that volunteers have adequate insurance or equivalent “safety net” assistance with regard to death, injury, sickness or trauma they may endure while carrying out their duties?
Yes

Please let us know what type of insurance or equivalent "safety-net" form you use

IFRC insurance Unit

5. How can the RCRC movement better support you to enhance the safety and security of your volunteers?

1- Support training of volunteers

2- Strong follow up of volunteers

3- Active data base of volunteers

6. What support did you provide to other National Societies for increasing safety and security of volunteers?

7. What activities have you undertaken to facilitate partnerships towards strengthening the safety and security of volunteers?

1- Safer access training
2- Security assessments

8. What measures did you take to ensure that volunteers have adequate insurance or equivalent “safety net” assistance with regard to death, injury, sickness or trauma they may endure while carrying out their duties?

Ask for reporting such case on time from the branches

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