Documentation MMS Symposium 2022

MMS Symposium Here we provide the link to the photos of our symposium 2022.

• Photo Gallery 2022

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MMS Symposium “If major changes to the consumption of resources are not undertaken, economic growth will peak and then rapidly decline by around 2040.” (Herrington, 2021)

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MMS Symposium The social factors include unemployment, poverty and stress related to high levels of migration and dependency on remittances which have been severely disrupted by the pandemic.

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MMS Symposium Why do NGOs need to change perspective? Because of the failure of our states (politics) to act effectively for social justice and climatic justice.

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MMS Symposium Where and who do we want to be? How do we want to work 10 or 15 years from now?

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MMS Symposium Mrs Sadar’s story of two cyclones, two destroyed homes, loss of livelihood and enforced urban migration due to climate change.

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MMS Symposium Data was useful to understand the needs and gaps in medication for the population, for example hypertension medication was a large demand, the reordering of medicines and supplies was informed by data, much less wastage compared to the «kit» type supply that humanitarians use in emergencies.

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MMS Symposium WB’s Groundswell report: by 2050 without any actions climate change can lead more than 216 million people to migrate.

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MMS Symposium Challenge: to adapt our modes of intervention. Think about better complementarity between emergency and development.

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MMS Symposium A photo selection from the work of the Kurdish Red Crescent

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