Rapports

OVERVIEW In response to the December 2004 Asian tsunami, Australian NGOs have continued to achieve a significant impact in affected countries through their reconstruction and relief work. There is considerable diversity across the region in terms of Australian NGO responses and…

A ce jour, la Croix-Rouge française est entrée pleinement dans la phase de reconstruction. Elle pilote ou évalue aujourd'hui une centaine de projets en Asie du Sud-Est. Présente sur toute la zone touchée par le tsunami, l'association mène actuellement…

HIGHLIGHTS The Aceh Monitoring Mission (AMM) will officially commence 15 September. To assist reintegration of released political prisoners and demobilized GAM fighters, the European Commission announced it would provide €4 million in funding. The IOM will implement the assistance which includes…

BRR INFRASTRUCTURE GUIDELINES #1 BADAN REKONSTRUKSI DAN REHABILITASI (BRR) NAD -NIAS Introduction. BRR has issued policy guidance to donors, including the following(1): Rules of Village Restructuring (a) Restructuring should be unanimously agreed by surviving land owners, heirs of deceased land owners or other victims…

Logistics - Making the puzzle pieces fit together Providing relief in tsunami-affected countries is a massive task involving many complex issues that need to come together seamlessly much like a jigsaw puzzle. Making sure that the pieces of the humanitarian puzzle…

Indonesia Program Update Food and Non-Food Assistance Food distributed to 19,286 people in Arongan and Samatiga sub-districts of West Aceh. In August, World Vision distributed food items to 139,353 beneficiaries in Banda Aceh and Aceh Besar zone. WV conducted an…

Summary findings General Information - Majority of people came back to their village of origin. - Water access is insufficient and not balanced among the different sub districts. - Roads are getting worse because of the rain and the lack of maintenance, impacting…

Highlights UNICEF Nias at a glance (last 7 days update underlined): Education Completed distribution of Stationary Kits (Back to School campaign) for 130,000 Primary students in Nias and Nias Selatan; 100 locally procured school tents distributed 201 offshore school tents distributed (132 erected) in Nias…

Introduction The Joint Commission has considered inter-sessionally further arrangements and activities under the Australia Indonesia Partnership for Reconstruction and Development (AIPRD). Membership of the AIPRD Joint Commission includes, from the Australian side, the Hon Alexander Downer MP, Minister for Foreign Affairs,…

Overview A total of 181 000 people have been confirmed dead in the tsunami and more than 45 000 people are still missing. In Indonesia alone, a staggering 127 000 people lost their lives. A total of 1.5 million people lost…