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Humanitarian Partnership: Kyrgyzstan and UNHCR

The UNHCR eCentre supported the UNHCR Representation in Bishkek and the Ministry of Emergencies in Kyrgyzstan to convene a Working Group on Contingency Planning, which is focusing on preparedness for a potential refugee influx into Kyrgyzstan.
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Humanitarian aid arrives for displaced persons in the South of Kyrgyzstan in June 2010

  • First APEM Platform Field Exercise: Preparing Together more >>
  • UNHCR-Japan Platform Collaboration: Humanitarian Response in Dangerous Environments more >>
  • Japan: Preparing to Respond to Humanitarian Emergencies more >>
  • Bangkok Consultations:
    Asia-Pacific Emergency Management Platform more >>
  • Central Asian Officials Address Border Management in Refugee Emergencies at UNHCR-OSCE Forum more >>




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The UNHCR eCentre’s schedule of events in 2013

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The UNHCR Regional Centre for Emergency Preparedness (the "eCentre") was established in Tokyo in the year 2000, through a grant from the Trust Fund for Human Security of the Government of Japan. The eCentre works with UNHCR field offices and our government, civil society, and UN partners in the Asia-Pacific region to strengthen our collective capacity to respond to humanitarian emergencies, whether caused by armed conflict, human rights violations or natural disasters. To achieve its objectives, the eCentre conducts innovative capacity-building activities; organises fora to facilitate structured information exchange; and provides tailored training and technical support to operations in the field. The eCentre also promotes strategic and operational partnerships, drawing upon its network of alumni in the region.

The eCentre receives important financial support from the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Additionally, the eCentre partners with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and other international organisations, which collaborate with and support the eCentre in the delivery of specific projects.

UNHCR Regional Centre for Emergency Preparedness

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