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25 June 2019

Missing person found

In Duisburg on 25 June 2019, mantrailers from our organisation provided the decisive clue in the search for a missing person. A man had been missing from a care home since the afternoon. The dogs were deployed in the building and indicated that the missing person had obviously not left the building. Eventually, one dog led them to a neighbouring ward. There... Read more: Article from 25.06.2019
15 June 2019

I.S.A.R. sponsor visits

Our project sponsor for the RTL - Wir helfen Kindern - Spendenmarathon, Matthias Steiner, visited our exercise in Weeze. The Olympic and world champion in weightlifting accompanied our team for a whole day. He took the opportunity to find out more about our work. Matthias Steiner learnt about the work of the rescue dogs, the rescue of buried victims and the... Read more: Article from 15.06.2019
6 June 2019

Training for UNDAC teams

At the beginning of June, ISAR Germany supported the training of the next generation of highly specialised United Nations Disaster Assessment and Coordination Teams (UNDAC). In Morges on Lake Geneva, our team member Dr Steven Bayer was part of the international coaching staff. He was one of two German mentors alongside the spokesperson of the German UNDAC team, Silva Lauffer. The budding UNDAC experts... Read more: Article from 06.06.2019
15 April 2019

Inner Wheel Duisburg donates to I.S.A.R.Germany

Inner Wheel can look back on a successful 50-year history in Germany since the first club was founded in Lübeck in 1968. Friendship with one another, social commitment and international understanding are still the top priorities of the women's service organisation. To mark this anniversary, the Duisburg Inner Wheelers have made a generous donation. Gitta Neisius, the President of the Duisburg club, presented the President and... Read more: Article from 15.04.2019
14 February 2019

ISAR Germany at HNPW in Geneva

Last week, we took part in the "Humanitarian Networks and Partnership Week" (HNPW) in Geneva. Together with the German Aerospace Centre (DLR), we presented our drone project. Dr Steven Bayer explained the possibilities of using the data obtained during drone flights for worldwide operations in disaster situations. These are particularly useful for... Read more: Article from 14.02.2019