How GO helps provide an understanding of National Societies’ preparedness to respond to emergencies In the face of a sudden shock, our capacities can be stretched to their limit, even if emergency response is our ‘business’. Like all organisations, National Red Cross Red Crescent Societies (NS) have different strengths and…

The IFRC’s Disaster Response Emergency Fund (DREF) is our central pot of money through which we can release funds rapidly to Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies for early action and immediate disaster response. …

GO continues to develop at a rapid pace. We bring our users along for the ride by inviting them to a briefing every 3 months to demo new features and share plans. Read on for a summary, the slides and an edited recording from the two sessions. Unified, risk-informed planning The IFRC…

Tips from the IFRC’s partnership with University College London One of the best things about a network such as the IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies) is that there are lots of people willing to help, if only you know how to connect. …

The GO team are committed to transparency and acting on feedback. We invite all users of the platform to a briefing every 3 months to demo and review new and upcoming features. It has been 4 years since the launch of GO so we spent a bit longer listening to…

For the past six months, the GO team have been collecting perspectives on the platform using a variety of methods, a process known as the GO Study. …

Every three months, the GO team invite members of the RCRC Movement to hear about new features and use cases for the platform. This session included a summary of what we are learning from the GO study, which focusses on our members’ needs and ideas for the future of the…