Rapports

Table of contents Cambodia campaigns for rice carte Global food prices steady during March Plentiful wheat pushes domestic prices down EU lifts ban on Thai poultry Myanmar aims to increase rice exports by 20 percent Indonesian agency seeking offices in Myanmar, Cambodia Philippines…

This reports covers the period 1 January to 31 December 2011 Programme outcome In line with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) Strategy 2020 and the Cambodian Red Cross (CRC) vision and goals…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In September and October 2011 Cambodia was affected by one of the worst floods since 2000. According to Government reports, heavy monsoon rains and the consequent overflowing of the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers resulted…

HIGHLIGHTS FOR FEBRUARY 2012 Food purchasing power of households improved in both rural and urban areas primarily due to the continued decrease in rice prices. Retail price of lowest quality rice dropped for the third consecutive month due…

HIGHLIGHTS • Above average precipitation and high water levels have contributed to favorable crop cultivation conditions in the first quarter of 2012. • The dry season harvest for rice and some key subsidiary crops have increased significantly from…

In September 2011, Cambodia experienced its worst flooding in more than a decade. Over 1.7 million people were affected; about 50,000 households were forced to flee the rising waters and 247 people lost their lives. The flooding…

HIGHLIGHTS High rainfall in September caused severe flooding in September/ October in 18 (of 24) provinces, affecting a significant proportion of the population. Although 11% of rice paddies were destroyed by the floods, the main wet season…

Appeal Target: US$ 604,959 Balance requested: US$ 23,734 Geneva, 13 March 2012 Dear colleagues, In September 2011, Cambodia experienced its worst seasonal flooding for over a decade, which affected 350,274 households in 18 provinces of Cambodia. Most of…

In response to the massive flooding that occurred in Cambodia between the summer and fall of 2011, AAR JAPAN dispatched Noriyasu OKAYAMA and Tomoko SONODA who distributed food and non-food emergency relief items in the flood-affected…

HIGHLIGHTS FOR JANUARY 2012 Food purchasing power of households improved significantly in both rural and urban areas primarily due to the continued decrease in rice prices. Retail price of lowest quality rice dropped for the second consecutive month…