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Earlier this year Rescue Global and the Rights Lab Modern Slavery Evidence Unit at the University of Nottingham secured funding to continue their ground-breaking anti human trafficking research in the Caribbean. The project began this summer and will run for two years, during which time we will work to produce the first human trafficking risk screening tool for humanitarian aid workers, along with operationalised minimum standards for the prevention of human trafficking in the context of natural hazards.
Rescue Global is now on standby for rapid response support to Haiti following Saturday’s 7.2 magnitude earthquake.
Today we mark the day, acknowledged annually, dedicated to global Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR).
This week the British government announced that face coverings will be mandatory for all who travel on public transport in England from 15th June 2020.
Ultimate Facemask is a product series Rescue Global is now offering to our clients, all businesses, the general public and healthcare professionals, worldwide.
Following many requests from those with whom we have been discussing the potentially worsening situation with the new coronavirus (COVID-19), we are now posting this advisory
Rescue Global is commenting on this today as a result of questions from clients, staff and partners who are spread worldwide. This follows the coronavirus being declared a global health emergency by WHO (World Health Organisation).
Next month, Rescue Global will be presenting and delivering training at the 6th Secours Expo on Rescue, Emergency and Prevention in Paris. This year, the expo offers a new concept, focussed around the crisis theme cycle of preparation, prevention, alert, emergency, post-emergency and solidarity.
Rescue Global (RG) have been based at the NEMA (National Emergency Management Agency of the Bahamas) office and the National Training Centre Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) in Nassau. The EOC is the central command and control facility responsible for carrying out the principles of emergency preparedness and emergency management at a strategic level, and is where representatives of the responding agencies have been based to coordinate their efforts over the past two weeks since Hurricane Dorian made landfall.
Rescue Global have been supporting the Hurricane Dorian response in the Bahamas for the last two weeks from the UK by enabling national-led response efforts, our stakeholder network and our partner organisations on the ground.