From disaster relief to development : the experience of the El Salvador Red Cross.

By:

de Allwood, Adela C

Contributor(s):

Institut Henry-Dunant

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Series: HD working paper ; 11:87Publication details: 1987Description: 55p., 4 annexes, 17 refsSubject(s):

Subject: Gives an account of Red Cross activities and achievements, of pressure experienced during disasters, of correct decisions and of unforseen action in which the Society's capacity has been put to the test and the humanitarian principle shone for all. The report deals mainly with the work of Red Cross in El Salvador during the two greatest tragedies in its history: the armed conflict opressing it since 1979 and the 1986 earthquake.

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Gives an account of Red Cross activities and achievements, of pressure experienced during disasters, of correct decisions and of unforseen action in which the Society's capacity has been put to the test and the humanitarian principle shone for all. The report deals mainly with the work of Red Cross in El Salvador during the two greatest tragedies in its history: the armed conflict opressing it since 1979 and the 1986 earthquake.

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