Activities
Use the following
link to access the website of the UAE Red Crescent.
Once you are
there, see if you can answer the following questions. This will help you to
find out what the organisation does, what some of their projects are and who
are the people involved in the organisation.
1.
The UAE Red Crescent has contributed to a number of
building projects both inside and outside the UAE. Name three projects the
UAERC has worked on
a. Building mosques.
b. Homes and schools.
c. Drilling
for water wells.
2.
Name at least 4 countries the UAERC has worked in to
provide various project assistance
a. Egypt / Yemen
b. Sudan / Ghana
c. Lebanon / Syria
d. India / Pakistan
e. Niger / Uganda
3.
What was the estimated total cost of projects
undertaken in the UAE during 2009?
- The cost of the development and
reconstruction projects carried out by the Authority until 2009 is 155 million
and 954 thousand and 600 dirhams, the cost of about 20 projects in several
countries.
4.
According to the information about the foreign based
projects, which group of projects received funding of 8,373,558 Dirhams?
-
The areas of housing, health and
education.
5.
According to the information about the Foreign Projects,
the UAERC is involved in some very important work. According to the English
translation, these are listed below. Try to come up with an easy explanation
for each of the terms in the grid.
Translation
Term
|
My/Our
own meaning
|
|
reconstruction
|
Rebuild
|
|
disasters
|
Big
problem
|
|
crises
|
Big
problem that might not be solved
|
|
rehabilitation
|
Rebuild
and start again to grow strong again
|
|
infrastructure
|
Schools,
mosques, houses, government buildings
|
|
devastation
|
Unbelievable
and shocked
|
|
public
utilities
|
Public
parks
|
6.
Name three situations which are listed as (natural disasters).
a. Floods
b. Earthquakes
c. Volcanoes
7.
Crescent Volunteers University
What are the three areas of training/qualification
that university students could work towards?
a. First aid.
b. Volunteer work methods.
c. The International humanitarian law.
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