Reports

HIGHLIGHTS FOR JANUARY 2012 Food purchasing power of households improved significantly in both rural and urban areas primarily due to the continued decrease in rice prices. Retail price of lowest quality rice dropped for the second consecutive month…

PHNOM PENH – Close to 5,000 poor families are receiving cash scholarships this school year in Cambodia under a pilot scholarship programme launched by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS) and the UN World…

Executive Summary The 2011 floods affected 18 of Cambodia’s 24 provinces, caused many human deaths, killed livestock and damaged houses, infrastructure and thousands of hectares of rice fields. Following the flood event, a number of flood assessments…

BANGKOK, THAILAND - The management of food, water and energy resources in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) will be the most critical challenge of the coming decade, requiring careful balance of economic and environmental interests and…

Medical and food aid fills crucial gap for vulnerable children and adults in crisis Throughout the fall of 2011, the worst flooding in half a century left millions of people in Southeast Asia struggling to survive amid…

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Record harvest of 2011/12 main wet season paddy crop Rice prices have been rising in last several months in most markets of the country The overall food security situation is generally satisfactory but concerns remain for…

This report covers the period 1 July 2011 to 31 December 2011. In brief Programme outcome To coordinate support to host national societies as they scale up their humanitarian work in line with Strategy 2020. Programme summary The Southeast Asia…

Facts & figures €5.7million to assist victims of natural disasters since 2009 €8.6million for disaster preparedness since 1998 €710 000 to address the widespread outbreak of Acute Watery Diarrhoea Latest: €2.5 million to assist flood victims RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES The European Commission…

With help from Oxfam, farmers replant after three months of heavy rain flooded crops. February 3rd, 2012 | by Chris Hufstader Pram Kimsot says it is easy to see which of the 200 families in his village are…

PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA – The flood which hit 18 provinces of Cambodia in late 2011 was the country’s worst flooding in over a decade. It left more than 240 people dead and about 10 percent of…