Indonesia + 1 more
INDONESIA From 6 to 11 February 2024, torrential floods reaching heights of up to 2.5 meters submerged the Demak and Grobogan districts of Central Java, temporarily displacing over 68,000 people. The flood, triggered by torrential rainfall, also…
Afghanistan + 5 more
COUNTRIES WITH HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLANS AFGHANISTAN (HRP) Despite the end of active conflict, Afghanistan experienced seismic political change, sharp economic decline and underlying and longstanding vulnerabilities such as natural disasters in 2022. Humanitarian partners are targeting 21.3M people…
Afghanistan + 4 more
In 2023, the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) played a pivotal role in addressing humanitarian needs across Asia and the Pacific, a region prone to diverse and complex emergencies. This year, CERF's interventions focused on mitigating the…
Mongolia
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Philippines
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was born out of a need to preserve the dignity of people whose lives have been altered by armed conflicts and other situations of violence. We stand up…
Indonesia + 3 more
REGIONAL SUMMARY: For the sixth week of 2024, the ASEAN region experienced 36 disasters, including floods, landslides, and wind-related disasters. Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines were reportedly affected by these disasters. According to the Badan Nasional Penanggulangan…
Afghanistan
Key Highlights Access impediments continue to challenge the humanitarian response in Afghanistan, where two-thirds of Afghanistan’s population (28.3 million people) need life-saving assistance in 2023. In February alone, 101[1] access incidents have impeded humanitarian operations, resulting in temporary suspension of 37…
Myanmar
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Myanmar
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Bangladesh + 1 more
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