Assessments

By Kazuyo Kato Mar 25, 2011 Though thankful for our safety, Japanese residents outside of the Tohoku region are unequivocally saddened by the endless stories of tragedy that have ensued since March 11. In the past two weeks, many of us…

Mission Highlights - DPRK has suffered a series of shocks in recent months, leaving the country highly vulnerable to a food crisis. The Public Distribution System (PDS) will run out of food at the beginning of the lean season -…

Mission Highlights Most parts of Lao PDR experienced a prolonged dry period at the beginning of the 2010 main paddy cropping season which led to extensive re-sowing and late transplanting. Localized flooding later in the season resulted in loss of…

OVERVIEW The Humanitarian and Early Recovery Overview (HERO) is an expanded version of the Humanitarian Dashboard developed by the Inter Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Needs Assessment Task Force (NATF). Its aim is to provide a concise yet comprehensive overview…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WHO took the initiative to conduct assessment of Thirty one (31) District Headquarters (DHQ) and Taluka (THQ) hospitals of north and south SINDH province in the nine (9) most affected districts by the 2010 floods…

Children in Pakistan Still Traumatized by Devastating Floods Save the Children's Six Month Progress Report Highlights Emotional Needs Islamabad, 27 January: Six months after unprecedented flooding swept across the nation of Pakistan, a new study by Save the Children has found that…

1 Assessment rationale, objectives and methodology 1.1 Context: worrying trends in Southern Chin State Chin State is located in the north-western part of Myanmar, bordering India and Bangladesh. Most of the state is hilly and mountainous with an…

I. General overview of the Rapid Protection Assessment exercise Over the course of the 2010 monsoon season, Pakistan experienced the worst floods in its history, affecting an estimated 20 million people in Pakistan and causing massive displacement. This resulted in…

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How can we make ourselves more accountable to the children and communities we work with and for when we respond to humanitarian disasters? This case study shows how we made ourselves accountable to children and families after the cyclone that…