Rapports

I. Introduction With the historic support of individuals, corporations and foundations, Mercy Corps is providing assistance for over one million survivors of last December's Indian Ocean tsunami. This report outlines Mercy Corps' financial accountability, program strategy, country-by-country highlights and ongoing vision…

A report by Australia's nonprofit aid and development peak body detailing donations to tsunami appeals, spending and the planned allocation of funds through the long-term reconstruction program. OVERVIEW Australian aid and development non government organisations (NGOs) have made a substantial difference to…

SC/8400 Security Council 5191st Meeting (PM)* In Presidential Statement, Council Recognizes Shared Responsibility Of Secretary-General, All Member States to Prevent Abuse, Enforce UN Standards While confirming that the conduct and discipline of troops was primarily the responsibility of troop-contributing countries, the Security Councilrecognized…

IMC deeply appreciates the support it received from individuals, corporations and foundations during the first 90 days following the December 26 tsunami disaster. Cash and in-kind donations during this period totaled $35,327,000. According to Nancy Aossey, IMC's President and CEO, "These…

A Guide to Humanitarian and Development Efforts of InterAction Members in Tsunami-Affected Areas: December 26, 2004 -- March 26, 2005 Tsunami Accountability Report Preface: This report is dedicated to the 226,000 men, women, and children believed to have lost their lives…

Kabul, 22 May 2005 - The circumstances involving the abuse and inhumane treatment leading to the death of two Afghan prisoners in Bagram in 2002, reported in the New York Times on the basis of a US army investigation,…

Jakarta, 27 April 2005 - An international conference of audit experts from around the world concluded in Jakarta today with participants recommending a set of control measures and action plans to enhance financial accountability and transparency of funds provided for…

MANILA, PHILIPPINES (18 March 2005) - The distribution of the billions of dollars pledged for reconstruction after the Asian tsunami must be "predictable, transparent, strategic and effective," Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Haruhiko Kuroda said at a high-level coordination meeting…

The United Nations Security Council today received an action plan for the systematic monitoring and reporting of child abuse in situations of armed conflict (CAAC), or in "situations of concern," with a view to triggering a strong international crackdown on…

United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan's special envoy for children and armed conflict (CAAC) today launched an action plan for systematically monitoring and reporting of child abuse in situations of armed conflict, or in "situations of concern," with a view to…