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First Response Radio delivers critical information, via radio, to affected communities in the immediate aftermath of disasters. Here's how it works. 

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Communication is Aid

​Time and time again, in disasters across the world, people wanting to know what they should do, and whether help is on the way turn on their radios.

Each one does so with the hope they will get information that will help keep loved ones alive and allow them to rebuild.  The power of this, and other ways of communicating with communities affected by disaster is recognized increasingly as an aid requirement.  Click to continue reading...

Information is humanitarian aid.
​Fear grows in a vacuum of information.

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First Response Radio has been working in many Asian countries over the past six years, training teams to respond to disasters by setting up radio stations, using the unique suitcase studio, which can broadcast essential information to the affected communities very quickly. It is anticipated that teams will soon be trained in other, disaster prone areas of the world.

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Critical Information

First Response Radio use the Critical Information Matrix to ensure they provide the needed humanitarian information at the right time. The first phase of a disaster is the most crucial for delivering life-saving information.
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"You did not distribute food, not clothes, nor  any other materials to the flood victims, but what you have done for the flood victims is greater than others did.“ SMS message received by a First Response Radio team after the floods in Bihar.

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