This quiz is for the participants for 2015 RDRT induction training in Korea.
The World of Red Cross (WORC)
Stay Safe
Code of Conduct
Humanitarian Diplomacy
Regional Development and Relief Team
Recruited from Donor National Societies only
Regional Disaster Response Team
Substitution for the FACT
Having completed the new required online curriculum
To receive written authorization from your National Society in order to be deploy in a mission
Having been requested to participate in the ERU
Sending a response to the RMS alert when able to deploy
Support the National Society in affected country to conduct assessments
Manage an operation for more than 3 months
Support the NS providing technical support for the emergency response
Representational functions based on agreements with the affected National Society
The government of the country affected by disaster, in consultation with UN
The IFRC secretariat and the DMC unit in Geneva
The deploying National Society
Knows every technical detail about disaster response, from putting up tents to camp management
Has technical experience in all sectors
Has academic training in Disaster Management
Is a leader with good problem solving skills, and who has a general understanding of the different sectors
True
False
True
False
Only qualitative methods, there is no time for quantitative data collection
Only quantitative information, given that qualitative information is not reliable
Both qualitative and quantitative, to have a full picture of the situation
None of the above; the assessment consists of rapid observations about affected sectors
Personal prejudices
Premature conclusions
Gender imbalance
All of the above
UN Development Centre
UN Disaster Assessment and Coordination
UN Disaster Centre
UN Development Agency for Cooperation
Information gathered before the emergency
Information gathered after the emergency
Information gathered before or during the disaster which is produced by other organizations and/or communication sources
Vaccination of livestock
Spraying of insecticides
Provision of fuel for processing grain or farming
Using animals for transportation
Messages for the community about violence prevention
All of the above
3 people
5 people
7.5 people
8 people
Standard and always the same
Determined while formulating the plan
Decided during implementation when more information is available
Decided after finishing the programme when we know what we need to evaluate
Updated information on operations and field reports
Templates for appeals, reports, etc.
Tools and kits
Maps and links
References and presentations
All of the above
A set of guidelines and guidance notes
A set of obligations in emergency situations, based on the Charter on Human Rights and the UN Refugee Conventions
A manual for emergency interventions
An accepted planning tool
A set of standards
A set of standards
Principles for protecting people (against violence) based in the Humanitarian Charter
Principles for protecting people (against violence) based in the Humanitarian Charter
Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI)
Malaria/Dengue
Measles
Diarrhoea
Malnutrition
All of the above
10
15
20
50
Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI)
Increase in household accidents
Increase in psychological trauma
Increase in gender based violence
All of the Above
Quickly built with protection against the weather, and situated to prevent violence
Proximity to a water source
An imported design
Fit for 3 people
Availability, accessibility, utilization
Consumption, production, accessibility
Food aid, utilization, availability
Seed quality, weather conditions, utilization
Water and Sanitation
Livelihoods
Health
Shelter
Logistics
Psychosocial support
Volunteer management
Communications
Design of DREFs and Appeals
All of the above
I am
FACT Team Leader
Head of Delegation
Host National Society
All of the above
IFRC
PIRAC
ICRC
PADRU