CID Humanitarian Network
The Council for International Development facilitates the CID Humanitarian Network (formerly the NDRF), a standing committee of CID members that have an interest and involvement in international humanitarian response and emergency management issues.
The aim of the Humanitarian Network is to provide a collective civil society voice and forum for cooperation and shared learning for best practice in international humanitarian assistance for New Zealand NGOs. Humanitarian Network members work closely together during humanitarian emergencies to minimise duplication and ensure their response is as effective as possible.
The Humanitarian Network is an open forum and encourages non-CID members and observers, such as the Red Cross and the Ministry for Civil Defence and Emergency Management, to engage with the Humanitarian Network and contribute to the outcomes of the forum.
For more information about the Humanitarian Network and up-to-date information on the latest emergencies, contact code@cid.org.nz, and see CID’s recent Press Releases.
The Terms of Reference for the Humanitarian Network are available here
CID Humanitarian Network Terms of Reference
Members
- ADRA - Adventist Development Relief Agency New Zealand
- Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand
- cbm New Zealand
- ChildFund New Zealand
- Christian World Service
- Engineers without Borders
- Family Planning
- Habitat for Humanity
- The Leprosy Mission New Zealand
- Oxfam New Zealand
- Rotary New Zealand World Community Service
- The Salvation Army New Zealand
- Save the Children New Zealand
- SurfAid New Zealand
- Tearfund New Zealand
- UNICEF New Zealand
- Volunteer Service Abroad
- World Vision New Zealand
Observers
- New Zealand Red Cross (NZRC)
- Civil Defence and Emergency Management (MCDEM)
- Latter Day Saints
- Tonkin & Taylor
- Vodafone New Zealand
- Plan Australia
Join The Conversation
The Humanitarian Network is a forum which encourages members and observers, such as the Red Cross and the Ministry for Civil Defence and Emergency Management, to engage with the Humanitarian Network and contribute to the outcomes of the forum. If you're a member, click here to join!