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Register, Training and Deployment Registered Engineers for Disaster Relief Who we are Who we are RedR Australia is a humanitarian agency with a register of technical personnel who are trained and available to help frontline agencies in the


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Register, Training and Deployment

Registered Engineers for Disaster Relief

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Who we are Who we are

RedR Australia is a humanitarian agency with a register of technical personnel who are trained and available to help frontline agencies in the aftermath of a disaster.

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Key Principles Key Principles

Impartiality Neutrality Independence Voluntary Service Unity

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Patrons/Founding Bodies Patrons/Founding Bodies

❚ Engineers Australia ❚ The Association of Consulting Engineers Australia ❚ The Institution of Public Works and Engineering Australia ❚ The Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers

  • f Australia

M A (Tim) Besley AC Hon Tim Fischer A B (Bruce) Sinclair AM

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Around the World

Around the World

  • Established in UK in 1979
  • Australia 1992
  • New Zealand 1994
  • RedR International, Geneva, 1996
  • Canada 2002
  • India 2003
  • Initiatives in East Africa and Malaysia

and Malaysia COMPENCY BASED RECRUITMENT & TRAINING COMPENCY BASED RECRUITMENT & TRAINING

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RedR Activities RedR Activities

  • The Register

– Selection of personnel – Maintenance of Register

  • Training
  • Deployments
  • Technical Advice Service
  • Needs Assessment
  • Support from members
  • networking, training,

recruitment, fundraising

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Annual Funding Annual Funding

  • Australian

Government Contracts

  • Nippon Foundation
  • Corporate partners
  • Private donations
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Corporate Partners Corporate Partners

  • Alstom
  • Areva
  • Arup
  • Engineers Australia
  • Golder Associates
  • Maunsell
  • Sinclair Knight Merz
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Standby Arrangements Standby Arrangements

  • AusAID funds RedR

Australia to provide Emergency Staff Standby Arrangements with UN agencies.

  • UNHCR
  • United Nations High Commissioner

for Refugees

  • WFP
  • World Food Programme
  • UNOPS
  • UN Office for Project Services
  • UNICEF
  • UN Children’s Agency
  • UN OCHA
  • United Nations Office for Co-ordination
  • f Humanitarian Affairs
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Context Context

RedR members often work in dangerous situations where the local populations and people fleeing war and turmoil look to them to provide the basic necessities of life – shelter, food, clean water and sanitation.

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Context Context

Harsh climatic conditions in remote areas calls for ingenuity and appropriate solutions.

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The Register The Register

Areas of expertise

  • Civil/Shelter Construction
  • Roads and Bridges
  • Water Supply
  • Sanitation
  • Electrical services
  • Site (urban) planning
  • Architecture
  • Environment
  • Logistics
  • Transport
  • IT & Telecommunications
  • Financial Management
  • Programme Management
  • Public Health
  • Community Services
  • Mental Health

Who should apply? Experienced Technical Professionals who are available at short notice to assist front-line agencies in disaster relief.

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The Register The Register

WFP delivers food, but it is also responsible for sophisticated communications for UN agencies

  • n the front-line.

Increasingly RedR is asked for people with trade certificates in electrical services, information technology and telecommunications.

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Deployments Deployments

  • To UN agencies
  • To Non-Government Organisations
  • To Government agencies
  • Salaries are usually paid – many different

levels depending on the agency

  • Daily living allowance
  • All travel expenses
  • Insurance –Travel, health, war risk policy
  • Professional Indemnity
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Types of Humanitarian Types of Humanitarian Training Training

Introductory Technical Management Training of Trainers

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Introduction to Introduction to Humanitarian Practice Humanitarian Practice

Essentials of Humanitarian Practice Personal Security & Communications

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Technical Technical

Core Technical Sectors

  • f Humanitarian

Practice (SPHERE)

Wat/San Sector Health Sector Nutrition Sector Food Aid Sector Shelter & Site Planning

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Technical Technical

Humanitarian Logistics

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Management Management

Humanitarian Management Humanitarian Media Management Human Resources

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Training of Trainers Training of Trainers

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Working with UN Agencies Working with UN Agencies

In the past 2 years RedR Australia members have worked with UN and NGO agencies in most of the world’s trouble spots. They have assisted refugees and internally displaced people in Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, Sudan, Chad, Namibia, Malaysia, Cambodia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, The Maldives, Somalia, Indonesia and Cook Islands.

Syria Syria

Jordan Iraq

Jordan Iraq

Palestine Afghanistan

Palestine Afghanistan

Chad Sudan

Chad Sudan

Somalia

Somalia

Myanmar

Myanmar

Ethiopia

Ethiopia

Cambodia

Cambodia

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka

The Maldives The Maldives Malaysia

Malaysia

Indonesia

Indonesia

Mozambique

Mozambique Namibia Namibia

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Afghan refugee response Afghan refugee response

Food and hospitality are an important part of Afghan life. Afghan children gather outside a nearly completed new home.

In the north-east RedR engineers ran the re-integration programme for over 450,000 refugees who had returned to the four provinces around Jalalabad.

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Afghan refugee response Afghan refugee response

Travelling out to villages is no easy ride. The craggy outcrops provide shelter for roving militia awaiting an easy target. Children play in the poppy fields. The abolition of the opium trade is a challenge to the new authorities.

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Afghan refugee response Afghan refugee response

In remote areas of Afghanistan an emergency trip to a health centre could take over seven hours. RedR engineers built bridges and improved roads to allow villagers quicker access to health services for the first time in their lives.

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RedR in Iraq RedR in Iraq

RedR deployed 8 people into Iraq. Three logisticians worked with WFP to help deliver food to 23 million people.

In the month of June 2003, 750,000 tonnes of food was delivered – the largest food delivery in history

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RedR in Iraq RedR in Iraq

In northern Iraq, four RedR members supported UNOPS who provided public and mental health programmes and field co-ordination for displaced people recovering from years

  • f war.

Eight people share this room in a camp for internally displaced people

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RedR in Iraq RedR in Iraq

Immediately after the bombing of the UN HQ, a RedR member flew to Baghdad with WFP to repair the electrical system and keep vitally needed communications

  • perating.
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RedR in Palestine RedR in Palestine

The restriction of movement around the Occupied Palestinian Territories compelled UNICEF to establish 5 zonal offices in the West Bank and Gaza. Four RedR members worked as Advisors to their Palestinian counterparts maintaining UNICEF’s program for children and families in Jenin and Hebron.

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RedR in Chad/Sudan RedR in Chad/Sudan

More than 1.8 million people are displaced in Sudan due to internal

  • conflict. 200,000 fled

across the border to

  • Chad. The conditions are

harsh and the people have suffered terrible abuse.

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RedR in Chad/Sudan RedR in Chad/Sudan

RedR is working with UNICEF, WFP and UNCHR to provide engineering, transport and logistics support. We are sourcing potable water.

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RedR in Chad/Sudan RedR in Chad/Sudan

Providing education infrastructure

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RedR in Chad/Sudan RedR in Chad/Sudan Organising food drops in remote regions

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RedR in Chad/Sudan RedR in Chad/Sudan

Using all means available to keep the cold chain viable

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RedR worked with the UN Joint Logistics Centre in Banda Aceh and Medan providing support for air

  • perations.

RedR – Tsunami Response RedR – Tsunami Response

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RedR in Aceh, Indonesia RedR in Aceh, Indonesia

With limited resources and much needed assistance from the ADF, RedR logisticians helped WFP receive and distribute 250 mt of food every day for the first 25 days. 350,000 people were fed.

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RedR working with UNHCR RedR working with UNHCR

RedR is working with UNHCR to deliver a shelter programme to assist 35,000 families rebuild their homes. This is an enormous challenge with the hope that 1,000 homes will be built within the next 12 months. A programme of resconstruction will also be delivered in the earthquake devastated areas of Nias.

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RedR Australia provided 30 personnel to assist in the tsunami response. In Indonesia: Jakarta, Banda Aceh, Medan, Meulaboh and Calang. In Somalia and Sri Lanka. We worked with UN agencies, AusAID, International Red Cross, MSF, Caritas, Care Australia and World Vision.

RedR – Tsunami Response RedR – Tsunami Response

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Two RedR logisticians deployed immediately to Nias to establish the supply chain for WFP food delivery. Four structural engineers joined AusAID health teams to assess the safety of vital hospitals and infrastructure. Their movement around the island was provided by the Indonesian-based agency, Surf Aid.

RedR – Nias Earthquake RedR – Nias Earthquake

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Why should you Why should you join the RedR join the RedR Register? Register?

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To fix WATSAN problems To fix WATSAN problems

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Water supply Water supply

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Do Structural Assessment Do Structural Assessment

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Infrastructure Assessment Infrastructure Assessment

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Coastal assessment Coastal assessment

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Air Operations Air Operations

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Camp Management Camp Management

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Logistics Logistics

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You can build roads You can build roads

Field visit Field visit Nr Jalalabad, Nr Jalalabad, Afghanistan Afghanistan

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You can build bridges You can build bridges

UNHCR UNHCR project project Cambodia Cambodia

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You know the value of education You know the value of education

Girls back Girls back at school, at school, Afghanistan Afghanistan

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You can help people rebuild their lives You can help people rebuild their lives

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We need you We need you

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And it is fun! And it is fun!

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For an application and more information about RedR visit www.redr.org