ORPC Valavran · Civil protection service

Coordinate and support

Administration and office

Mobilization of ORPC Valavran · March — June 2020 · Geneva

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Maria at her desk in Genthod’s office.
Mission leader
Four Maria Fonzo
Deputy leader
C Cord log Upul Wannakuarachchi
Civil protection personnel deployed
4
Maximum number of personnel deployed simultaneously
4
Number of vehicles used
0

In short, the work of the office was the same as during “normal” courses. The important difference is that the number of days of service has been exceptionally high. In parallel with the rise in power of ORPC Valavran, the office has increased its management capacities.

To do this, Maria was supported by the different areas to:

  • Conduct roll calls and handle personnel reporting for duty
  • Contact the people summoned
  • Carry out accounting
  • Manage the civil protection personnel list

In terms of APG and balances, the work of the office has been equivalent (to date) to that carried out for five combined courses, the largest in the PCi.

Some numerical details:

For the period from March 4 to 8:

Service pay: 302.5 francs (no resupply fees or overheads)

Total: 302.5 francs

From March 9 to 15:

Service pay: 619 francs (no resupply fees or overheads)

Total: 619 francs

From March 23 to April 5:

Service pay: 9,641.5 francs

Supplies: 5,645.05 francs

General costs: 3,587.45 francs

Total: 18,874 francs

From April 6 to 15:

Service pay: 8,057 francs

Supplies: 3,593.5 francs

General costs: 2,722.85 francs

Total: 14,373.35 francs

From April 16 to 29:

Service pay: 11,895 francs

Supplies: 7,134.95 francs

General costs: 7,709.6 francs

Total: 26,739.55 francs

From April 30 to May 15:

Service pay: 11,702 francs

Supplies: 6,367.85 francs

General costs 1,024.75 francs

Total: 19,094.60 francs

From May 16 to 31:

Service pay: 5,059.50 francs

Supplies: 2,500 francs

General costs: 4,532.10 francs

Total: 12,091.60 francs

Grand total, from 04.03.2020 to 31.05.2020: 92,094.6 francs

For comparison, for the whole of 2019, where there was notably the disaster commitment for the Brassus stream, this figure amounts to around 35,000 francs.