Alta Verapaz Landslide

Years :

2008

Incidents :

Landslide

Country :

Guatemala

Description of the mission

Participants :

NO

Requester :

OCHA

Cover Photo Credit: NASA image created by Jesse Allen, using EO-1 ALI data provided courtesy of the NASA EO-1 Team

Essential equipment supporting humanitarian success

Explore the critical equipment deployed during this humanitarian mission. From advanced medical supplies to innovative logistical solutions, each resource was meticulously selected to address urgent needs on the ground. These tools exemplify our commitment to delivering efficient, effective, and tailored support in the most challenging environments.

ICT Support

Other missions

Conflict

2013

Azraq Refugee Camp

In response to the Syrian refugee crisis, IHP supported UNHCR in Azraq Refugee Camp by constructing 80 office spaces. These facilities enhanced coordination and aid delivery, ensuring better services for thousands of refugees in Jordan’s desert-based camp.

TRIPLEX

2000

TRIPLEX 2000

In May 2000, the TRIPLEX exercise was conducted in the Skövde area of Sweden, marking another milestone in the International Humanitarian Partnership's (IHP) efforts to enhance global disaster response capabilities. This large-scale simulation brought together humanitarian organizations, UN agencies, and EU Civil Protection teams to practice coordination, assessments, and logistical support in a complex emergency scenario. Participants engaged in realistic disaster response activities, including the deployment of IHP support services such as base camps and communication facilities. TRIPLEX 2000 emphasized collaboration and interoperability, providing a vital training platform to strengthen preparedness for future humanitarian challenges.

Earthquakes

2009

Sumatra Earthquake

In response to the devastating 2009 Sumatra earthquake, IHP supported UNDAC and OCHA by deploying ICT modules to restore communication networks and a base camp to house relief workers. The ICT setup, including satellite phones and internet access, enabled efficient coordination, while the base camp provided essential facilities for responders.