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Preparedness for Effective Response (PER)

Launched in 2017, the PER approach provides a structured and standardised way to assess a National Society’s (NS) disaster preparedness systems and processes, creating a common language within the Movement on emergency preparedness.

The overall goal of the approach is to strengthen the NS’s preparedness and response capacities.

In practice, the approach involves a diagnostic mechanism to evaluate the NS’s preparedness capacities, which leads to the development of a National Society action plan aimed at reinforcing these capacities.

Introductory video on the PER approach (video in English, with French subtitles)

CPER within the DRM Continuum

NS preparedness framework (FR-EN)

This document provides common principles and definitions for National Societies within the RCRC Movement regarding disaster preparedness.

PER approach (FR-EN-SP-AR)

This document explains the approach and outlines different ways to apply it in emergency situations as well as for long-term preparedness programming.

PER mechanism (FR-EN-SP-AR)

This document outlines the different areas and categories that make up disaster preparedness

An online training on PER is available on the IFRC e-learning platform under the title Preparedness for Effective Response (PER) in English or Préparation pour une Intervention Efficace in French.

You will also find a brief presentation of the PER approach here.

Promoting the PER approach

Access the toolkit to support promotion of the approach with National Societies (FR - EN - SP - AR)

Support National Societies in strengthening their preparedness and response capacities through the PER mechanism

Access the toolkit that will allow you to present and explain the PER approach to National Societies (FR- EN - SP - AR)

Access the toolkit that will allow you to start the PER process (evaluation) with a National Society (FR - EN - SP - AR)

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