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- The Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) delivered two sessions of Let’s Comm training in October 2016 to 28 inter-agency participants in Damascus.
- Approval from local authorities was granted to import Information Technology (IT) and telecommunications equipment into Syria.
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- The Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) delivered a Let’s Comm Digital training on deployment Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) in Dubai in December 2016 to 12 inter-agency participants from Syria, Jordan, Turkey, Algeria and Sudan.
- The ETC team installed a radio r
The Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) was activated in Syria in 2013 in response to the deteriorating humanitarian situation in the country. We would like to gather your valuable feedback.
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A core ETC competence, this course focuses on some of the key elements of teamwork and demostrates how working well in teams enables a better response to emergencies. |
In 2000 a group of employees at Ericsson wanted to support humanitarian efforts and started the Ericsson Response initiative.
The four pillars of the ETC2020 strategy focus on enabling, building and strengthening people, processes and equipment to ensure that by 2020, all those responding to humanitarian
By Jay Mahanand, Chair of the ETC and Chief Information Officer, World Food Programme
Over one year since the massive Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha’apai volcanic eruption devastated Tonga, the ETC response―led by WFP in the Pacific―has been handed over to the national ETC Tonga team.
John Bursa has been a member of WFP’s Fast IT & Telecommunications Emergency & Support Team (FITTEST) from 2003 to 2006, and again since 2018.
Voice communication is essential for effective communication, regardless of the situation or customer segment.
You arrive at Bangui airport in the Central African Republic (CAR) from headquarters, you switch on your smart phone to tell your family and colleagues that you’ve arrived and nothing happens: ‘there is no network’, said Jean-Luc Moot
More than ever, there is a need to keep humanitarian responders in Ukraine safe while they deliver life saving assistance amid a war which has left 14.6 million people in need of help and protection.
Telecommunications Security Standards (TESS) is an inter-agency project, requested and initiated by the Inter-Agency Security
The TESS project (stream 3) launched the "Request for Technology Solutions" (RTS) on 1 August 2019. The RTS process calls for concrete proposals of technologies that will meet the
This document provides an overview of the {TESS+} (Telecommunications Security Standards) services, summarizing the “why-who-what-how” including the requirements, mandate, key services, governance, accountability, oversight and reporting, the service model, staffing, funding and more.