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EuronAid
http://www.euronaid.nl/
(Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish)
EuronAid
was created in 1980 as an association of NG0s, to be active in the field of
food security and food aid. A EuronAid goal is to enable NG0s to
deliver high quality food security and food aid programs for the people
they seek to assist.The EuronAid services comprise:Support in
programming, accounting and financial administration; Procurement of food
and other commodities; Logistics, including a door-to-door transport
system, General and specific information and training; Training on the
application of Project Cycle Management (PCM) for food-aid, food-security
and emergency-aid programmes.
Website includes information
about the agency, history, policies, and strategy. Use the Site Map to view a list
of the site's contents. Each section is available in English, French and
Spanish.
Under
Documents, EuronAid provides access to papers on strategy, code of conduct, policy and events achives.
EuronAid FTP provides access to documents, guidebooks, and forms for
working with EuronAid. Under FTP Help you can
find basic descriptions of the other categories and downloading
instructions. The NGO Guidebook
consists of information on EuronAid policies, preparation of project
proposal and implementation of a program through EuronAid. Information on
emergency management, coordination, logistics, and procurement are
included. European
Commission provides evaluation of EC Food Aid Programs, and in the
future will provide information on Food Security Programs and technical
country documents. EA
Technical Forms provide various forms required when dealing with
EuronAid and Food Aid programs.
Food Aid Management (FAM)
http://www.foodaid.org/
Food Aid
Management (FAM) was created in 1989 by five U.S. private voluntary
organizations to "promote the efficient and effective use of food aid
resources to help alleviate hunger and contribute to food security".
The FAM membership has grown to 17 U.S. PVOs and FAM enjoys observer status
with the World Food Programme and EuronAid.
Website
includes information about association, member organizations, information
and reports on workshops, calendar of upcoming trainings with locations,
and access to USAID documents.
 http://www.foodaid.org/fsrc.htm
Food Security Resource Center provides information for the food aid
community through an extensive library of books, journals, training
materials, policy and concept papers, and other food aid and food security
documents.
http://www.foodaid.org/ff.htmFood
Forum is a quarterly newsletter providing a forum for the exchange of
technical information, field experience, and recent happenings. Available free
in electronic (e-mail) or hard copy subscription.
http://www.foodaid.org/cmgmt.htm
Commodity Management provides access to documents and links
pertaining to food management including logistics, storage, and
distribution.
The Global Information Networks in Education (GINIE)
http://www.ginie.org/
GINIE is
a resource to help provide governments, donor and relief organizations with
on-line information, both current and historical, on crisis- and change-oriented
educational services and materials.
The website
provides information about GINIE, how
the website works, and provides discussion forum
for members. Home page provides links to featured related
links. Search engine is currently inoperable, but should be useful in
the future.
http://ginie1.sched.pitt.edu/referencedesk/
Reference desk provides access to information, manuals, programs, and other
resources for various crisis situation education topics (including Education and Psychological Distress, Landmine
Awareness Education, and Rapid Educational Response in Complex Emergencies),
and country
specific reports and links. Crisis Links, Crisis Reading Room,
Ask the Experts, Development Reading Room, and Development Reference Desk
provide lists of more general links by subject and organization.
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http://ginie1.sched.pitt.edu/ginie-crises-links/rapid_edu/policy/policy_early.htmlUnder
Rapid Educational Response in Complex Emergencies is the Rapid Education
for Victims of War, Forced Migrants, and Displaced Persons. After
reading the initial page click on "Begin next part” to see list of
online contents of the "phased development of basic education
programs” in emergencies.
Global Internally Displaced Persons Project
http://www.idpproject.org/
The
Global IDP Project brings facts, figures and analysis on IDPs worldwide
into one integrated information system.
Website
provides access to Global IDP Database, which can be searched by
country or keyword. Wide range of information including:
population profiles, causes and protection concerns, humanitarian access,
subsistence concerns (health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and shelter),
and access to education. Downloadable Training modules that are based on the UN OCHA
document: Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement and include
themes such as protection, ethics, coordination, and community
services. Publications,
weekly news, and a IDP links
page are also on the site.
Intermediate Technology Development
Group
http://www.itdg.org/home.html
ITDG
specializes in helping people to use technology for practical answers to
poverty.
http://www.itdgpublishing.org.uk/
Search the Intermediate Technology publishing site (to order books and
publications) for different subjects including: water, health, education,
development general, and disasters and emergencies.
http://www.alternative-finance.org.uk/
Alternative Finance offers on-line access to articles on micro-credit and
other development financial activities. Search by title, country,
keyword or call up the full list of articles by title and browse for what
you want.
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