Rapports

as at 14.00 hrs 04 January 2005 The sitrep covers the period since 19.00 Tuesday 3 January, plus a roundup of key statistics and DFID action since the start of the crisis. AT A GLANCE Key Issues Overview For Indonesia, a growing realisation that…

(Updates South Korea and adds column for private donations) LONDON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Following is a list of monetary contributions pledged by governments and the World Bank to help Indian Ocean nations hit by the Dec. 26 earthquake and…

Concern announced today that over €1.2 million Euro has been donated by the Irish public to their Asian Disaster Appeal. 'We are overwhelmed by the generosity of the Irish public in responding to this crisis' said Concern Chief Executive Tom Arnold.…

The Taoiseach Bertie Ahern and the Minister for Foreign Affairs Dermot Ahern met representatives of the main aid agencies and non-governmental organisations at Government Buildings today to discuss the situation in south Asia following the Tsunami Disaster. The purpose of…

Washington, D.C., January 4, 2005 The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) shares the world's shock and horror at the immense loss of life and immeasurable continuing suffering wrought by December 26's earthquake and tidal wave, which destroyed countless…

4th January 2005 - GOAL Chief Executive, John O'Shea, today welcomed the decision of Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, to consider deploying Irish troops to the stricken areas of South East Asia. O'Shea has been calling for such intervention since the Indian…

Berlin (dpa) - The German government is poised to radically increase the amount of aid it will give to victims of last month's deadly Indian Ocean tsunami, officials confirmed Tuesday. Germany's cabinet will on Wednesday boost its disaster aid package…

Acting Prime Minister, Sam Akoitai has announced an initial K2 million as a start-off mark for PNG's contribution towards the Asian tsunami relief and reconstruction operations. Mr Akoitai made the announcement after an emergency NEC meeting this morning, and said…

The Government will propose to the Storting that an additional NOK 1 billion (approx. USD 162 million) be granted for relief work following the tsunami disaster in South East Asia. These will be additional funds and will not affect…

The Tsunami Disaster Relief Fund has so far collected more than three-hundred thousand dollars. The amount, which included pledges from donors, was raised shortly after the launching of the humanitarian fund by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport. The…