We are focused on underprivileged emergencies, which means forgotten or left aside areas of crisis.

The philosophy of our Organization is not to act in scenarios of large “assisted” emergency, but to take care of minor and left aside crisis, normally residual for the International Community.

We have categorized the following nine types of emergencies as vertical section crossing the horizontal classical division among natural, man-made and complex emergencies:

Our lines of activity

Education on emergency management
Focus on underprivileged emergencies

AE

Assisted Emergencies

Emergencies assisted by prominent humanitarian action by the International Community, media coverage and public awareness

UE

Unprivileged Emergencies

Emergency left aside as a whole – unitary unprivileged emergencies – or as a neglected part of an assisted emergency

UUE

Unitary Unprivileged Emergencies

Geographically unassisted in their totality

PUE

Partial Unprivileged Emergencies

Partially unassisted

TUE

Territorial Unprivileged Emergencies

Aid and recovery assistance differs in quality form a region to another

SOUE	Sector Oriented Unprivileged Emergencies Certain specific issue is neglected (as: water sanitation in famine scenario)
GOUE	Group Oriented Unprivileged Emergencies A specific group is abandoned or unassisted (as: blind women in famine scenario)
MUE	Mixed/Complex Unprivileged Emergencies Sector and group oriented issues overlap
MFUE	Multifactor Unprivileged Emergencies Complex emergencies with territorial, sector, group and mixed factors