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20 Feb

CID Talk: Civil-Military Coordination in Humanitarian responses

Civil-Military Coordination in Humanitarian Assistance Disaster Response (HADR)

Insights from a Decade of Training

Johanna will talk about her personal experience training and educating armed forces (including at NATO and with the US Army)...

Start: 12:30 PM, Thursday 20 February 2020
End: 1:30 PM, Thursday 20 February 2020
Location: Save the Children - 117 Lambton Quay, Wellington 6011

IDYP: SDG Interactive Event

Start: 5:30 PM, Thursday 20 February 2020
End: 7:00 PM, Thursday 20 February 2020
Location: Zack's Bar 421 Parnell Road Auckland, Auckland 1052

CID/MFAT Lunchtime Forum with Mark Lowcock

Start: 12:00 PM, Wednesday 26 February 2020
End: 1:00 PM, Wednesday 26 February 2020
Location: Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade - Level 12, 195 Lambton Quay, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

CID Humanitarian Network

For the last 20 years the CID Humanitarian Network (formerly the NGO Disaster Relief Forum - NDRF) has been meeting 3 times a year.

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