Rapports

Handicap International suit la situation des inondations au Nord Est et au Nord Ouest du pays (districts de Sirajganj et de Gaibandha districts) depuis plus de trois semaines. En collaboration avec deux de ses partenaires locaux, GUK et MMS…

The South Asian monsoon season of 2007 will likely go down in history as one of the worst ever. On Aug. 7, relief officials reported that that 880mm (34.5 inches) of rain had fallen in the previous 15 days. World…

With hundreds of people already dead and 30 million others affected by floods from this season's monsoon rains in South Asia, the United Nations body that seeks to mitigate the impact of natural disasters today called on all governments…

Q and A with World Bank's Bangladesh Country Director Xian Zhu The World Bank's Bangladesh Country Director Xian Zhu answers questions about impact of the South Asia flooding on Bangladesh Rivers around Dhaka are reportedly flowing above…

CARE Bangladesh has been active in providing relief and other help to the flood affected victims. From the very early stage of flooding, field staff of CARE and its partners started assessing situation in the affected areas. At the…

Westport, Conn. (August 9, 2007) Save the Children has launched a regionwide response to monsoon-triggered flooding across the South Asian countries of Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan. Families in Nepal taking refuge after flash flooding. Save the Children is reaching out to more…

Highlights of Current Situation: - The flood situations continued to improve in the northern districts (Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Gaibandha, Rangpur, Bogra & Jamalpur) and north-eastern districts (Netrokona, Sunamganj & Sylhet) with the water receding significantly in adjacent major rivers. - The…

Current Situation: Monsoon is less active over Bangladesh and moderate elsewhere over North Bay. The flood situations continued to improve in the northern districts. The Brahmaputra-Jamuna receded further significantly at all points. The Ganges-Padma is flowing above danger level at…

BANGKOK - The United Nations World Food Programme warned today that long term relief and recovery efforts will be needed for many of the estimated 25 million people that have been affected by severe flooding across south Asia, with…

AA 07 55 The Australian Government will provide $2.2 million towards emergency relief and recovery efforts in communities in Bangladesh and Nepal affected by monsoon floods. To assist relief efforts, Australia, through our international aid agency, AusAID, will contribute $1.6 million through…