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Title International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Climate Centre.2007. Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Guide. Geneva, Switzerland: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Format Print Target Audience (Primary) Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies Summary Description The CVCA Handbook is not meant to guide the entire process of developing a project or designing an advocacy campaign. Rather, it is intended to guide the analysis which is generally the first step in either of these undertakings, and to provide suggestions for how this analysis can be used to take action on adaptation to climate change. This guide begins with the basics about climate change: the scientific consensus, the humanitarian consequences, and the general implications for the Red Cross and Red Crescent. This is followed by six thematic modules: Getting started, Dialogues, Communications, Disaster management, Community risk reduction and Health and Care. Each module begins with a background section with real-life Red Cross/Red Crescent experiences and perspectives, followed by a “howto” section with specific step-bystep guidance. Comments +Climate change overview clearly explains the concept and puts it in context. +Makes climate change disaster management connection. ± Includes Caribbean examples in text, but climate impacts/projections taken generic to SIDS. +Includes “How to Guides” – Getting started, communications, and disaster management. Guides include checklists, opportunities and pitfalls. +Uses case studies and true to life examples from IFRC members for illustration. 30 +Separate modules can be read as stand-alone reference materials.
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