18 January 2026
Author: Paul-Philipp Braun
20 November 2025
Joint cholera training strengthens disaster preparedness
A comprehensive cholera training course organised by the Robert Koch Institute, Aktion Deutschland hilft and the World Health Organisation (WHO) has prepared medical professionals, volunteers and members of local organisations to deal with the infectious disease. I.S.A.R. Germany took part in the workshop, which combined theoretical knowledge with practical exercises. The training focussed on knowledge about transmission routes, symptoms and... Read more: Article from 20.11.2025
20 November 2025
I.S.A.R. supports Indonesian team with WHO certification
On 19 October 2025, the Indonesian rescue team MDMC (Muhammadiyah Disaster Management Center) received certification as an Emergency Medical Team (EMT) from the World Health Organization (WHO). Dr Roy Cosico from the WHO EMT Secretariat presented the team led by Dr Corona Rintawan with the official EMT patch. This makes MDMC the 63rd certified EMT worldwide and the first from Indonesia.... Read more: Article from 20.11.2025
26 October 2025
I.S.A.R. demonstrates pioneering technology at GEXTRECS final
When every second counts and conventional communication networks fail, satellite technology becomes a lifesaver. This week, I.S.A.R. Germany impressively demonstrated how modern GOVSATCOM solutions are revolutionising international disaster relief. The final demonstration of the EU project GEXTRECS took place simultaneously at two strategic locations: at the historic moated castle Haus Wohnung in Voerde and on the Spanish research vessel Sarmiento de Gamboa in Vigo.... Read more: Article from 26.10.2025
6 July 2025



