In this document you will find a list of alliances and networks that Tearfund works with as well as a list of useful websites to help you in your response to disasters
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Responding to disasters – useful websites and networks
A list of alliances and networks that Tearfund works with, plus useful websites on disaster response
2018
A woman speaks with a Tearfund staff member during an aid distribution set up in response to Cyclone Idai, which ravaged Mozambique. Photo: David Mutua/Tearfund
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