Informes

At a glance health - the destruction of health and sanitation services has caused many health problems education - many schools have been damaged loss of livelihood - the hurricane has destroyed crops, businesses and many families' means of earning a…

CWS commits initial $250,000 to Turkey response TURKEY -- Church World Service is committing an initial $250,000 for humanitarian response to needs of survivors of last Tuesday's catastrophic earthquake, including $100,000 from the CWS Blanket Fund for bedding, tents and…

WEEKLY NEWS 29/99 Poor and homeless they might be, but the victims of Hurricane Mitch in the macro shelters in Tegucigalpa are doing their share to improve their situation. Most days over 30 homeless people from the shelters travel for…

Poor and homeless they might be, but the victims of Hurricane Mitch in the macro shelters in Tegucigalpa are doing their share. Most days over 30 homeless people from the shelters travel for over an hour to the Honduran…

Resettlement Packages go to families affected by Hurricane Mitch in Honduras Media Invited to Attend ATLANTA, GA (July 19, 1999) -- To show support to our Central American neighbors, more than 1,700 members of the Reservation Sales Center of Delta Air…

Huge Shipment Now Being Loaded Hundreds of tons of donated steel, lumber, paint and paintbrushes, and other building supplies are being shipped from the Northwest to Central America. They will become homes, schools and clinics for the many people still in…

I. Introduction and Context 1. Summary Little has changed in the type of relief and reconstruction work geared towards those affected by Hurricane Mitch over the last four months since the last update of February 15. AFSC has continued…

News Release No. 99/2254/LAC Contact: Christopher Neal (202) 473-7229 To obtain project documents please contact the World Bank's Infoshop at tel: 202-458-5454, fax: 202-522-1500, email: pic@worldbank.org WASHINGTON, June 17, 1999 - The World Bank today approved an US$8.3 million equivalent…

When Hurricane Mitch struck Honduras last October, the agricultural sector of the country bore the brunt of the devastation. Up to 70% of both the commercial and subsistence crop was wiped out and the country is still suffering the…

"The dedication of the Honduran Red Cross, its leadership, its volunteers and staff, goes beyond the call of duty. There is a strong wall of support and caring. Everybody is trying to do their best for the most vulnerable…