Humanitarian Assistance & Response Abroad
The capacity to respond to others' disasters: deployable civilian teams, humanitarian funding at speed and the logistics of arriving first with help that works.
- Indicators
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- Leaders
- 10placeholder ratings
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- Developments
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What Humanitarian Assistance & Response Abroad is, and how it is measured
The capacity to respond to others' disasters: deployable civilian teams, humanitarian funding at speed and the logistics of arriving first with help that works.
Indicators
- Humanitarian funding contributed
- Certified deployable response teams
- International responses mounted
The nations that lead in Humanitarian Assistance & Response Abroad
These ratings stand in until the capability is rated.
| # | Nation | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Germany | AAA |
| 2 | South Korea | AA |
| 3 | France | AA |
| 4 | Switzerland | A |
| 5 | Sweden | A |
| 6 | United Kingdom | A |
| 7 | Israel | BBB |
| 8 | Norway | BBB |
| 9 | China | BB |
| 10 | Spain | BB |
The capabilities most like Humanitarian Assistance & Response Abroad
Likeness, from 0 to 1, as the Atlas measures it.
How Humanitarian Assistance & Response Abroad came to be
- Geopolitical
Historical Developments
Oldest first1949
The Geneva Conventions established the mandate of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
The Geneva Conventions of 1949 provided the legal foundation from which the mandate of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement stems. This treaty basis underpins the movement's standing to act in crises, and the IFRC grew into the world's largest humanitarian network, comprising 192 national societies.
Recent Developments
Most recent firstNo developments have been recorded for the current period yet.