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Report on – 33rd IC Resolution 2: Addressing mental health and psychosocial needs of people affected by armed conflicts, natural disasters and other emergencies (33IC/19/R2) – Croatian Red Cross

Réunions statutaires / 33rd IC Resolution Report / XXXIIIe Conférence internationale / Report on – 33rd IC Resolution 2: Addressing mental health and psychosocial needs of people affected by armed conflicts, natural disasters and other emergencies (33IC/19/R2) – Croatian Red Cross

  1. Votre État/Société nationale/institution a-t-il/elle incorporé les engagements contenus dans cette résolution dans les plans stratégiques ou opérationnels pertinents ?

    Oui

    Les engagements sont incorporés dans les documents suivants:
    Plan opérationnel

    Au National, Local niveau

  2. Votre État/Société nationale/institution a-t-il/elle coopéré avec d’autres partenaires aux fins de la mise en œuvre des engagements contenus dans cette résolution ?

    Non

  3. Vous êtes-vous heurté·e à des difficultés dans la mise en œuvre des engagements contenus dans cette résolution?

    Oui

    Difficultés rencontrées :
    Contraintes en matière de financement
    Manque de capacités et/ou de soutien (technique, financier ou autre)

    Précisions au sujet des difficultés :

    As many National Societies it is a struggle to find continuous funding for mental health and psychosocial support programs to make them more sustainable and being not only funded during emergencies, but beyond that – in preparedness phase, which is a key element for a qualitative and timely response.

  4. Les engagements contenus dans cette résolution ont-ils eu une ou des incidences sur l’action et les orientations de votre État/Société nationale/institution ?

    Non

  5. Les engagements contenus dans cette résolution ont-ils eu des incidences sur les communautés auxquelles votre État/Société nationale/institution vient en aide ?

    Oui

    Description des incidences :

    MHPSS has become more integral part of the response and at the local level Red Cross branches have become more aware of its importance. Knowing that, they are much more open for capacity building of their staff and volunteers making an impact at  the community level and supporting them more efficient than before. Any emergency response tends to be built with taking into consideration MH needs and integrate and support for people in need. Also, there is possibility of early preparedness in terms of psychoeducation of communities and making them more prepared for possible emergencies and their reactions to it, as well as how to cope with the consequences.

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