
Having Nothing and Sharing vs Not Having and Sharing
... to clearly understand our 'customer' WHO-NPSP and to prepare for the trainings Guus and I spend a day with NPSP during 'a round'. It was a special day. I call it ‘a triple I day': Impressive - Intense - Inspiring.
The team leader of the region - who has a responsibility for an area at least as large as the Netherlands - and a doctor guide us this day.
As I promised in my first blog, I would like to give you an update to the preparations of the annual Fleet Forum conference event due on 23-25th March in Geneva which currently is my main responsibility until the end of my MTW assignment.
How to describe my first week in Delhi? Well… I find it almost impossible. But let’s go for it! It’s total chaos, says me, experience it from my own Dutch and therefore limited view. With respect to the people here: how they survive? And then I am only talking about the traffic. If you see and experience the traffic you’ll not be surprised there are over 120.000 accidents with deadly end in India every year. To be honest it surprises me that there aren’t more.
Road safety is a real concern faced by members of the humanitarian community, as travelling in a vehicle is considered to be the most dangerous activity faced by field workers today. More than 25% of all deaths suffered by aid workers are a result of accidental causes, of which the vast majority is vehicle-related.