Societal Problems → Emergencies
Organizations relating to Emergencies
European Group of Emergency Nurses / Dudley, UK / Est. 2010
European Society for Automatic Alarm Systems / Duisburg, Germany / Est. 1989
Association Francophone pour l'Etude et la Recherche sur les Urgences Psychiatriques / Nancy, France / Est. 1986
Asia Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team / Est. 2005
European Centre of New Technologies for the Management of Natural and Technological Major Hazards / Moscow, Russia / Est. 1990
International Flood Initiative / Tsukuba, Japan / Est. 2005
European Crisis Management Academy / Leiden, Netherlands / Est. 2000
International Committee of the Blue Shield / Paris, France / Est. 1996
Allied Command Operations / Shape, Belgium / Est. 1951
PAHO/WHO Health Emergencies Department / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1977
Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Unit / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1998
Inter-American Committee on Natural Disaster Reduction / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1999
Disaster Preparedness and Prevention Initiative for South-Eastern Europe / Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina / Est. 2000
Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 2000
Centre for Cooperation in the Mediterranean / Barcelona, Spain / Est. 2005
International Group for Wind-Related Disaster Risk Reduction / Shanghai, China / Est. 2009
Emergency Telecommunications Cluster / Rome, Italy
International Centre on Space Technologies for Natural and Cultural Heritage / Beijing, China / Est. 2007
SOS SAHEL / Asnières-sur-Seine, France / Est. 1976
International Emergency Food Reserve / Rome, Italy / Est. 1975
Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency / St Michael, Barbados / Est. 1991
Network for Social Studies on Disaster Prevention in Latin America / Est. 1992
United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund / New York NY, USA / Est. 2006
Réseau de prévention des crises alimentaires / Paris, France / Est. 1985
Global Alliance for Disaster Reduction / Est. 2001
International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1928
International Flood Network / Tokyo, Japan / Est. 2003
Global Aid Foundation / Est. 1993
Special Emergency Assistance Fund for Drought and Famine in Africa / Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire / Est. 1984
The Elders Foundation / London, UK / Est. 2007
International Divers Alert Network / Durham NC, USA / Est. 1991
Asian Disaster Reduction and Response Network / Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia / Est. 2004
United Nations Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response / Vienna, Austria / Est. 2006
Communicating with Disaster Affected Communities Network / London, UK / Est. 2009
SOS Catastrophes - European Disaster Victims Network / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2013
Global Disaster Alert and Coordination System
Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network / Jinan, China / Est. 2007
European EMS Leadership Network / Copenhagen, Denmark / Est. 2016
Associação SOS Amazonia / Rio Branco, Brazil / Est. 1988
SOS racisme international / Paris, France / Est. 1984
European Centre for Disaster Awareness with the Use of Internet, Cyprus / Nicosia, Cyprus
UWC Red Cross Nordic / Flekke, Norway / Est. 1995
Genocide Alert / Cologne, Germany / Est. 2007
Groupe francophone de réanimation et urgences pédiatriques / Bordeaux, France
Human Relief Foundation / Bradford, UK / Est. 1991
Pacific Disaster Center / Kihei HI, USA / Est. 1995
Africa Governance Alert / Yaoundé, Cameroon / Est. 1994
Stockholm International Water Institute / Stockholm, Sweden / Est. 1997
Humanitarian Crisis Hub / Melbourne VIC, Australia
MapAction / Little Missenden, UK / Est. 1997
View all profiles (547 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Emergencies
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialErosion of biological diversity
Natural disasters
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Vulnerability of marine environment to catastrophic warfare damage
External debt crisis
Floods
Fear
Transport accidents
Energy crisis
Geological hazards
Inundation of forests through dams
Flash floods
Suppression of information concerning environmental problems
Dam failures
Excessive imposition of states of emergency
Ineffective emergency relief distribution
Inadequate emergency medical services
Marine accidents
Vulnerability of high technology systems
Childhood trauma
Vulnerability of women and children in emergencies
Inadequate local government financing
Unpreparedness for food emergencies
Suspension of rights during states of emergency
Poverty
Action Strategies relating to Emergencies
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialProviding rapid emergency response
Causing psychological distress
Undertaking pre-disaster planning
Researching respiratory distress syndrome
Responding to global financial crisis
Responding to global crises
Managing crises
Developing early warning disaster systems
Sending false alarms
Providing food aid
Anticipating environmental crises
Supplying public information
Protecting women and children in emergencies
Providing emergency humanitarian aid
Developing emergency response procedures for chemical accidents
Providing financial assistance for hazardous waste emergencies
Providing protection for disabled during states of emergency
Being prepared
Coordinating disaster relief assistance
Alerting wetland desecration
Reducing impact of natural disasters
Providing medical relief for large-scale emergencies
Conserving Everglades flooded grassland ecoregion
Conserving Sahelian flooded savanna ecoregion
Conserving Panatal flooded savanna ecoregion
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