Nigeria Disaster Management
by British Red CrossNigeria
Imported from IATI · publisher data as of Sep 1, 2026
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Timeline
Jan 1, 2021 – Dec 31, 2029
About this project
BRC Managed DM Programme The programme design currently under consideration is based on the four stage Disaster Management Cycle of response to a shock, recovery, DRR and resilience building, and preparedness. The different components of this programme will address all phases of the DM cycle, and will support vulnerable communities to better prepare for disasters, improve community capacity to respond, and strengthen post disaster coping mechanisms. At the same time, service delivery capacity of the NS across the DM cycle will be improved by delivering the project in three distinct phases, which will gradually build up the capacity of the NS to plan, implement, and report on the project independently. At the idea stage, the current programme plan is as follows: Phase 1: BRC led hands-on implementation on community level Phase 1 of the programme is focused on community level planning and implementation. Working through the NS staff and volunteers, BRC will play a strong role in leading this process. By the end of phase one, the NRCS pilot divisions should be capable to plan, implement and report on the activities carried out. and be able to implement these in other communities without external technical support. Phase 2: Building NRCS lead capacity and expanding programme scope In phase 2, the capacity of NRCS on branch level (and partially on HQ level) to plan and implement such community level activities is strengthened; also, the scope of some of the Phase 1 activities wil…
Published details
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- British Red Cross · International NGO
- Countries
- Nigeria
- Sectors
- VIII.3. Disaster PreparednessXII. Unallocated / Unspecified
- Implemented by
- Nigerian Red Cross Society
- Accountable
- British Red Cross
Published by British Red Cross to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 1 Sept 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: GB-CHC-220949-P8336.
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