Rapports

Prime Minister I am pleased to announce an initial $10 million commitment to fund community based programs in HIV/AIDS, communicable diseases, water supply and sanitation and food security in Africa. Funded programs will go ahead in Mozambique, South Africa, Malawi,…

(New York: 5 December 2003) The situation in Darfur region of Sudan continues to deteriorate, with insecurity now reaching unprecedented levels. "The humanitarian situation in Darfur has quickly become one of the worst in the world," said Mr. Jan Egeland,…

The European Commission, through its humanitarian aid office ECHO, has approved €2 million in humanitarian aid to help the victims of the deplorable humanitarian situation in northern, central and eastern Uganda. The people of northern Uganda have suffered from…

Islamic Relief (IR) has received permission from the Government of Sudan to operate in the Blue Nile Area. With peace on the horizon, the end of two decades of civil war would give IR the opportunity to address emergencies…

A large malaria epidemic has affected 4 main regions, including areas usually not affected by the disease Somali Region on alert an estimated 1.1 million people in need of food aid and 500,000 in need of emergency…

Context Parts of western Sudan are experiencing what has been called the worst humanitarian crisis in Sudan since Bahr el Ghazal in 1998. Current overall malnutrition levels are reported to be alarmingly high with Global Acute Malnutrition rates reaching 25%…

Appeal No. 12/2003, launched on 8 May 2003 for 2 months for CHF 846,000 (USD 645,256 or EUR 560,898) to assist 60,000 beneficiaries. Budget was revised to CHF 578,000 (USD 445,129 EUR 373,265) as of 27 June 2003. Appeal coverage:…

Appeal launched on 8 November 2002 for CHF 16,163,000 (USD 10,802,700 or EUR 11,010,218) to assist 120,500 beneficiaries for 14 months. Budget was revised in July 2003 to CHF 13,460,853 (USD 9,951,000 or EUR 8,765,288). This update revises the operation to assist…

EDUCATION VILLAGE GIRLS' SCHOOL PROJECT As part of the plan to increase the number of village girls' schools to 1,000 by 2005, 11 Field Education Officers (FEOs) from Rumbek, Aweil West, Yambio, Nyal and Maridi attended a 10-day Training of Trainers…

NEW DEVELOPMENTAL RELIEF IN SNNPR (WOLAYITA) FOR LOCAL FOOD PRODUCTION AND WATER Financed by USAID/OFDA with 240,000 $, German-Agro-Action (GAA) and Action-for-Development (AFD) have started a new project in Boloso-Sore and Offa Woredas. The water-component consists of the creation of 10…