Reports

Appeal Target: US$924,152. On 13 March 2015, a category 5 cyclone lashed the Pacific islands of Vanuatu with destructive winds surpassing 300kph, heavy rainfall, storm surges and flooding. Most recent humanitarian assessments conducted by the Vanuatu…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In Tokelau, the PACC+ project is building resilience to drought by improving the territory’s water resources management. As Tokelau is a territory of New Zealand, it was not able to benefit from the Global Environment…

Highlights • Over 170 humanitarians have registered to use internet connectivity provided by ETC members, emergency.lu and Ericsson Response, on Tanna island. • Ericsson Response has connected Lenakel Hospital and local power company, UNELCO, on Tanna, to the…

Situation Overview On Friday 13 March, a Category 5 Cyclone named ‘Pam’, caused widespread, severe damage and loss of life throughout Vanuatu, particularly affecting the Central and Southern regions, as these areas experienced direct impact. The most…

Highlights Following the tripartite agreements among the Government of Vanuatu, WFP and Cooperating Partners (ADRA, Samaritan’s Purse, Save the Children and World Vision) signed on 15 April, WFP and Cooperating Partners started distributing 460 mt of food…

Highlights 6,735 affected girls and boys, (42 per cent of target) in Shefa and Tafea Province now have access to temporary learning spaces through UNICEF support. 14,368 early childhood- and primary-aged children including children with disabilities (64 per…

Background Information Description of Disaster and Consequences: Tropical Cyclone (TC) Pam, a Category 5 cyclone, struck Vanuatu on the evening of 13 March at around 23:00hrs local time. The archipelago, consisting of more than 80 islands with…

HIGHLIGHTS: Reactivation of health activities: Procurement of, and arrangement for transportation of equipment, infrastructure and supplies needed to restore health services at 8 priority sites ongoing. Human resource identification to fill vital gaps in service provision (national…

HIGHLIGHTS The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Micronesia is working under the leadership of the State and FSM National Governments, and in tandem with local partners, to identify and meet immediate humanitarian needs emerging from Typhoon Maysak. Between…

HIGHLIGHTS USG personnel continue to work closely with the GoFSM to determine further response options following the completion of a preliminary damage assessment (PDA) evaluating the impact of Typhoon Maysak in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM). USAID/OFDA1…