1. Emergency help
1.1. In cases of natural, man-made or mixed disasters or catastrophes.
1.1.1. UNDRO: considers that there is a catastrophe when an unusual situation occurs whose impact affects a community and the intervention of a third party is necessary.
1.1.2. OMS: event whose nature represents serious and important threats to public health:
1.2. Types of help
1.2.1. Shelter
1.2.2. Foods
1.2.3. Medicines or medical supplies
1.2.4. Contribution of technicians and experts
1.3. Disaster classification
1.3.1. Minor disaster: 20-100 victims or 10-50 hospitalized victims
1.3.2. Moderate disaster 100-500 victims or 50-250 victims hospitalized
1.3.3. Major disaster (more than 500 victims or more than 250 hospitalized).
2. WHAT IS IT
2.1. Humanitarian aid is that provided to the displaced population to guarantee access to basic services such as food, medical care, water or shelter. The causes of displacement can be natural disasters, wars or armed conflicts. They are the so-called humanitarian emergencies
3. 3 keys to humanitarian aid
3.1. Chain work
3.1.1. From the warehouses to the victims, going through different links.
3.2. First 72 hours
3.2.1. The faster you act, the more effective care will be.
3.3. Long term solutions
3.3.1. Like rebuilding buildings or livelihoods