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Member interviews
Read about a few of our member organisations: who they are, what they do, where they work and with whom, and why they like to be part of GNDR.
We will keep adding profiles to this list as members share them with us.
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#30days30waysUK is a nationwide online campaign that raises public awareness of emergency preparedness.
Africa on the move (AFRiMOVE) is a regional African-led non-governmental humanitarian organization headquartered in Uganda.
RET International is a humanitarian organisation committed to protecting the most vulnerable : young people and women through eduction. The organisation believes in bridging the gaps between humanitarian action and development.
ENDA Energie is a member of the global network ENDA Tiers Monde. ENDA ENERGIE is the entity in charge of all issues related to the environment (climate change, desertification, and disaster risk reduction); sustainable development and energy planning; and the promotion of renewable energy and energy efficiency.
BIFERD "Through our multi-sectorial approach, we encourage collaborative projects involving civil society stakeholders and government representatives to ensure that national disaster reduction systems have an effective impact on our communities"
![Krisoker Sor [Farmers' voice]](/media/k2/items/cache/a8a70130aed1b4387634a8604a34a91e_L.jpg)
Krisoker Sor | "Our organisation relies on the power of the community to implement research based activities to influence DRR strategies at local, national, regional and global levels"
DWF | "To achieve results, you need to gain, build and maintain the trust of communities."
Cultura Ambiental | "For tiny organisations like ours, networks are big gatherings, the big shoulders on which to find support on each other."
CSACODAM works in partnership with other organisations to combat disasters in Nigeria, addressing disaster issues through a scientific approach. It provides livelihood alternatives to disaster victims.
Asociacion de Organismos no Gubernamentales (ASONOG) | We are a network of civil society organisations, of a permanent character, with its own independence in the execution of programs and projects. ASONOG is a private social service agency that is supportive, not-for-profit, and pluralistic.
