Rapports

IOM NEWS RELEASE IOM Director General Brunson McKinley is on a five-day tour of Central America to witness at first hand the devastation from Hurricane Mitch and its consequences, especially in the field of migration. During his visit to Nicaragua…

NR-12/99 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Resources for repair and rehabilitation of roads, bridges, and drinking water system The Inter-American Development Bank today announced the approval of $25.8 million in concessional financing to Honduras to help repair and rebuild infrastructure that was…

Peter D. Bell Will Assess Long-Term Hurricane Mitch Reconstruction Strategy Peter D. Bell, president of CARE USA, will visit Nicaragua and Honduras January 31 through February 6, 1999 to assess progress in recovery from Hurricane Mitch. Bell will visit…

WHAT: CARE, the Atlanta-based international relief and development organization, received a special grant of $1.5 million from The Kresge Foundation to support relief efforts following Hurricane Mitch. The grant will be used to rebuild and repair water systems in…

NEWS RELEASE Media Contact: Beth Schaefer, News & Information Officer Phone: (301) 680-6355 Fax: (301) 680-6370 TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS - The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) yesterday began the distribution of more than US$126,000 of food and hygiene kits to…

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Swedish Foreign Aid Minister Pierre Schori on Wednesday appealed for more international aid to help Honduras recover from Hurricane Mitch, saying the country's villages looked worse than war-torn Sarajevo. "I have never seen anything…

News Release No. 99/2068/LAC WASHINGTON, January 7, 1999 - The World Bank today approved a US$20 million equivalent International Development Association (IDA) credit to Honduras to provide urgently-needed financial assistance for rehabilitating or reconstructing key roads and bridges damaged by Hurricane…

AMSTERDAM, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The Dutch government said on Wednesday it will discharge Nicaragua and Honduras from tens of millions of guilders in loan repayments over the next three years as they recover from the ravages of Hurricane…

Hurricane Mitch The following list was produced by InterAction, a coalition of more than 160 US-based private relief, development and refugee assistance agencies. InterAction members have agreed to abide by a set of standards to ensure accountability to donors, professional competence…

WASHINGTON -- The Clinton Administration will allow an estimated 150,000 Hondurans and Nicaraguans in the United States to remain and work for the next 18 months, while their nations recover from the devastation caused by Hurricane Mitch. During that period,…