This Global Humanitarian and Development Agency Directory is an invaluable resource for the Australian Emergency Management or Global Disaster Risk Management (DRM) Practitioners. This latest edition is July-September 2023.

The Directory content includes:

• Key global organisations highlighting humanitarian situations, examples including ReliefWeb, ACAPS, PreventionWeb, FEWS NET, as well as complementary research entities such as ALNAP, CRED, ELRHA & ICG
• Regional humanitarian entities such as ADRRN, AIDMI, ADPC, ADRC, CDEMA, FSNAU, IDRM, PAHA & PDC
• Australian emergency management or humanitarian organisations such as NEMA, AIDR, HAG, RedR Australia, HADR Institute, DRA, complemented by technical/research entities such as the BOM, BNHCRC and Geoscience Australia
• Key UN agencies such as UNOCHA, UNDRR, UNHCR, WFP, WHO, UNICEF, IOM, FAO & IFAD
• Climate Change entities such as the UNFCCC, IPCC, & CAT
• Agencies focussing in on humanitarian standards & codes of conduct such as Sphere and the CHS

The Project Management Cycle (PMC) diagram is included in this blog.  This highlights the genesis of this Bibliography, namely Learning and Sharing Lessons from both the Implementation Stage, and Post-Implementation Stage.  No need to to re-invent the wheel!

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Details of the Directory are also included in the TorqAid Toolkit which is also updated every three months. See the link below to the latest TorqAid Toolkit.

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The Directory is complemented by the Humanitarian & Development Bibliography which can be accesssed from:

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Many of the agencies are referred to in the TorqAid Participatory Disaster Risk Management (PDRM) training program.  See the overall 2023 program for both workshops and online course.

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Our annual online accredited PDRM is running from the 24th July 2023. See the brochure below for this.

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