UN OCHA INSARAG

International Coordination & United Nations Engagement

For over two decades, members of ERTSAR have operated within United Nations–coordinated disaster response environments, contributing to missions in Pakistan, the Philippines, Haiti, and other complex emergencies. Our deployments have taken place under established international coordination structures, working alongside UN OCHA, INSARAG partners, national authorities, and host-nation responders in high-pressure, multi-agency settings.

We recognize that effective international response is not defined solely by capability, but by disciplined integration. 

Our personnel have participated in UNDAC, INSARAG, and OCHA-aligned training environments and exercises, strengthening our understanding of international coordination doctrine, information management, reporting standards, and civil–military interaction. This ensures our teams operate in alignment with recognized global frameworks rather than in parallel to them.

Respect for sovereignty, cultural context, and local leadership remains central to our approach. In every deployment, we work within the authority of the affected nation and established UN coordination mechanisms, contributing constructively to unified assessment, tasking, and operational objectives. Our commitment to ongoing professional development and recognized standards reflects both our history within the system and our continued engagement to strengthen formal alignment and interoperability at the international level.

Our teams have deployed internationally on UN INSARAG and CMCoord / CIMIC Coordinated missions

After more than twenty years of engagement within UN-coordinated environments, we remain committed to advancing capability, maintaining doctrinal relevance, and supporting the global humanitarian community with professionalism, discipline, and respect.