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  1. Disaster preparedness is key, say leading organisations

    Future disasters will only be mitigated with increased focus on emergency preparedness and building the skills of local communities, the UN and Oxfam have said.

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  2. Royal reception highlights importance of local skills

    Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has thanked RedR's corporate, institutional and individual supporters for their ongoing commitment to building the skills of local aid workers, helping to save lives in countries affected by disasters.

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  3. RedR Vice President Knighted

    RedR Vice President and long-term supporter, Michael Bear, has received a knighthood in the Queen's New Year's Honours List.

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  4. Aid worker realities in Sudan's troubled west

    Communications and Fundraising Director, Anne Durrant, recently travelled to Khartoum and Nyala, Darfur, to ensure vital security skills are reaching as many people as possible. She describes some of the challenges aid organisations and their staff face in the field.

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  5. Emergency surgery in disaster zones

    Of all the hurdles faced by aid organisations after a major natural catastrophe, performing emergency surgery in the middle of a disaster zone must be amongst the toughest. But, with a bit of ingenuity, humanitarian engineers can help make a real difference, writes RedR Member Paul Jawor.

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