Informes

In response to the massive flooding that occurred in Cambodia between the summer and fall of 2011, AAR JAPAN dispatched Noriyasu OKAYAMA and Tomoko SONODA who distributed food and non-food emergency relief items in the flood-affected…

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…

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…

We Have Delivered Food Items and Daily Necessities to 3,000 Households AAR JAPAN has been continuing its emergency assistance activities in Cambodia in response to the massive flooding that occurred last year. After our distribution activities of…

In the wake of the Southeast Asia’s worst floods in over a decade, affecting 1.5 million people throughout the region, CARE Cambodia is continuing to assist communities to recover by delivering essential supplies to the country’s…

The current floods in Cambodia, which have affected more than 50,000 families and destroyed 20,000 hectares of crops, or even tropical storm 12-E in Nicaragua, which has caused floods, landslides, considerable destruction of housing, social and…

REACHING OUT TO THE VICTIMS WHOSE FARMLANDS HAVE BEEN STRUCK HARD AAR JAPAN has been continuing its emergency relief activities in response to the flooding in Cambodia. Specifically targeting those who had not received assistance yet from…

Executive Summary Severe flooding of the Mekong and Tonle Sap river basins and flash floods have affected 18 out of 24 provinces of Cambodia in the worst floods since 2000. The National Committee for Disaster Management of the…

We Have Delivered Food and Non-food Items to Approximately 750 Families AAR JAPAN has been engaging in emergency relief activities to support those affected by the floods in Cambodia. Following the first distribution on November 15th, we…

I. HIGHLIGHTS/KEY PRIORITIES UN agencies in Cambodia continue implementation of activities funded through the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to food; water, sanitation and hygiene; agriculture; and shelter sectors. Most flood waters have now receded in most of…