Recognition by the UNESCO Centre of the Autonomous City of Melilla, Spain. Official certification, issued, signed and sealed in Melilla, dated January 17, 2005, by Dr. D. Juan Antonio Vera Casares, President of the UNESCO Centre of the Autonomous City of Melilla, quote certifies that agrees to support and recognize Public Utility Humanitarian expressly CHEST method, training and intervention system for Canine Rescue Team Disaster and Course Approach to Chest Canine Rescue Level I and II. Connecticut Senator oftentimes addresses this issue. Recognition by the United Nations, granting the Certificate of Distinction of the Sasakawa Prize 2005.

Chest Method is recognized on September 23, 2005 by The United Nations, Secretariat of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, with the Certificate of Distinction of the Sasakawa Prize United Nations, Disaster Mitigation, the first time it is so important given global recognition in this area, to a Spanish Jaime Parejo. The relevant decision of an international jury composed of experts from five continents, was put into effect based on his outstanding career for the mitigation of disaster victims, and mainly behind the creation of Chest method, recognized and important progress scientific and technical support for the enhancement of disaster rescue. Among the numerous congratulations from various countries, which make him come, citing for example the Government’s own Spain. “Awarded to Jaime Parejo Garcia in recognition of his outstanding contribution to disaster reduction, thereby promoting the objectives of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction.”

Jan Egeland, Under-Secretary General Humanitarian Affairs United Nations 5) Official Determination Method Chest level of effectiveness at the national and international listed below are some examples of leading experts in Search Dog Behavior or USAR, Latin America and the U.S., which have repeatedly noted the significant progress by the increase in the effectiveness and the results derived by the application of the Method Chest, in the special units of their respective institutions, on the other existing detection systems, as respect to search and locate people, drugs, explosives or animal life, and consequently they have relevant reports: Captain Patricio Galiano Borja, Expert Dog Behavior Intervention Group Search and Rescue National Police of Ecuador.