Informes

From Emergency Relief to Long-Term Recovery The earthquake and tsunami of December 26, 2004 devastated families, communities and towns throughout large parts of the Aceh and North Sumatra provinces of Indonesia. Within minutes, more than half a million people's lives…

Foreword In the immediate aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami on 26 December 2004, an unprecedented national and international humanitarian effort was galvanized to support the hundreds of thousands of victims in Aceh and North Sumatra. The basic needs of…

Red Cross plan outlines help for tsunami survivors over the next five years WASHINGTON, Friday, June 24, 2005 -- Today the American Red Cross released its long-term tsunami recovery plan that addresses the needs of tsunami survivors over the next…

NEW YORK / BANDA ACEH - Nearly six months after December's deadly tsunami struck, assistance to people whose lives were torn asunder in Indonesia's Aceh Province still revolves largely around sanitation and access to water and food, reports humanitarian…

New Delhi, 24 June 2005: The tsunami of 26 December 2004 was one of the worst natural disasters in recent memory. Six months after the tragedy, the rebuilding and recovery process has provided an opportunity for the health sectors…

Sunday, June 26 marks the six-month anniversary of the deadly earthquakes and tsunamis that devastated coastal communities throughout Asia and as far as the eastern coast of Africa. An estimated 300,000 people died, mostly in Indonesia, and millions more…

Suite au séisme qui a frappé l'île de Nias (Sumatra) le 28 mars dernier, ACTED lance un deuxième programme d'urgence à destination de 1 570 familles bénéficiaires soit 7 850 personnes. Ce programme a pour objectif de reloger ces familles…

by Teresita P. Usapdin in Meulaboh As the world prepares to mark six months since the tsunami devastated many coastal areas of Asia, International Federation President Juan Manuel Suárez del Toro paid a visit on Wednesday 22 June to…

Conor Lenihan T.D., Minister of State for Development Cooperation and Human Rights, today announced details of a funding package for the countries affected by the Asian Tsunami Disaster. The package announced totals €9 million, bringing to approximately €19.9 million the…

At the six-month mark, $141 million spent or committed for approved projects (Ottawa, June 23, 2005) Six months after tsunamis killed hundreds of thousands, left millions homeless and erased entire villages and towns, the Canadian Red Cross today announced that it…