Reports

A ce jour, l'UNICEF France a fait parvenir un total de 40 millions d'euros en Asie du Sud. Le dernier envoi, d'un montant de 6 millions d'euros, est destiné à financer la reconstruction des écoles au Sri Lanka, ainsi…

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 Introduction The earthquake and tsunami of 26 December 2004, and the events that followed, will be remembered as among the worst human tragedies in history. The loss and devastation caused by this disaster brought…

Immediate support by UNDP in response to the Aceh crisis is being linked into medium-term recovery programming, in order to support an effective transition from immediate emergency relief activities towards sustainable recovery from the crisis. The programme provides grant and…

A field journal by CARE's Heather Van Sice ACEH, Indonesia - With more than 1,800 staff already on the ground throughout South Asia and Somalia, CARE is prepared to address the long-term needs of tsunami survivors. To better assess those…

Reconstruction à Aceh avec le soutien de la DDC Bien que l'aide d'urgence soit encore requise par endroits et que les travaux de déblaiement se poursuivent, la reconstruction a commencé fin janvier à Aceh, à la pointe nord de l'île de…

Expanded Appeal: $10,078,250 Acct. #6970 (This expands the original appeal, issued January 7, 2005, with additional long-term recovery project support throughout 2005 and 2006.) Situation In Indonesia, the death toll from the massive earthquake and tsunami that occurred off the west coast of…

General situation Aceh province, on the northern tip of Sumatra, was the region hardest hit by the undersea earthquake and tsunami on 26 December 2004. To date, 118,767 people are confirmed dead while 114,992 are still missing. About 400,000 displaced…

Ref: OCHA/GVA - 2005/0042 OCHA Situation Report No. 28 Earthquake and Tsunami Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Maldives Main Highlight In Indonesia, there are serious concerns about water and sanitation in various camps and relocation sites throughout Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam (NAD). Financial Highlights Out of…

Overview BAKORNAS reported (21 Feb.) that 122,232 bodies have been buried and 113,937 people are still reported as missing. The figure of the missing people may include some of those who have been buried without being identified…

NEW YORK/BANDA ACEH - Church World Service reports today that its staff continues relief work in four countries struck by the massive tsunami last December. CWS Executive Director Rev. John L. McCullough returned last week from the region, which…