Safe n Redi

Empowering communities to be Safe n Redi for disasters

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Safe n Redi Project

The Safe n Redi website lists church owned buildings that have been earmarked to be used as evacuation centres.


The website also provides detailed information about the building and supporting structure including information on facilities such as

  • Sanitation
  • Washing
  • Water supply
  • Power
  • Disability access

The Safe n Redi Database

The Safe n Redi database collects and stores important evacuation site data which can be used in times of a disaster. The database is maintained by churches in Fiji, Vanuatu, and Solomon Islands.

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Safe n Redi Website

The GIS located database enables the church leaders to make an informed and timely decision on which sites to use during times of an emergency.

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Safe n Redi App

The Android and Apple App collects evacuation site data . The App is maintained by churches owning the buildings that can be used during times of an emergency.

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Retrofitting


Creating accessible, safe, and appropriate buildings for vulnerable groups (e.g., women and persons with disabilities) by replacing and adding certain elements.

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Collaborating with churches in times of a disaster

Key Strengths Local Church Networks

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First Responders

CAN DO church partners are often the first responders to disasters. They draw on extensive resources of local leadership, knowledge, and culture to drive disaster management.

Reach

The combined networks of church partners are extensive. The power of the church is in its reach and relationships are part of the community.

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Long-established relationships

Pacific churches have high levels of legitimacy and support in their communities and are an essential part of the community.

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Our Supporters

The database has been made possible by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade as part of the Disaster Ready multi year funding

CAN DO is a unique consortium initiative of eight Australian church-based agencies formed in 2015 to better coordinate and strengthen their global humanitarian disaster response, risk reduction and resilience building work

We are always looking for ways to support our project

Please let us now if you have any questions

Email Address

EtikaNaitini@adra.org.fj