Reports

Highlights The following is Humanity Road Social Media 3W report covering who is deploying what where. This is compiled via social media reports of the 110 agencies currently actively supporting Vanuatu with resources. The aid response being…

Highlights On 24 March, two boats travelled to Emao, Pele, and Nguna Islands (Shefa Province) to provide phone services for families who have been unable to contact relatives since the cyclone struck. High-energy biscuits were distributed to 37,000…

Highlights The following is Humanity Road Social Media 3W report covering who is deploying what where. This is compiled via social media reports of the 68 agencies currently deploying to Vanuatu with resources. The aid response currently…

Highlights A USD29.9 million United Nations Flash Appeal was launched on 24 March in Port Vila targeting 166,000 people for three months. WFP’s requirements, including food, logistics and emergency telecommunications represent 28 percent of the total. Food was…

HIGHLIGHTS The first round Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) report for Port Vila has been completed. A flash appeal was released on 23 March for a total of USD 29.5 million of which IOM is appealing for USD 1,050,000. There…

Highlights The Vanuatu Flash Appeal, launched on 24 March in Port Vila, seeks US$29.9 million for humanitarian operations. About 65 per cent of the population in Shefa and Tafea provinces has no access to safe drinking water. Up to…

HIGHLIGHTS WHO continues to support the Ministry of Health of Vanuatu in assessing and responding to the urgent health needs left by Cyclone Pam in coordination with international partners and aid organizations. The number of deaths caused by…

Highlights • A Flash Appeal for the Vanuatu Tropical Cyclone Pam response was launched on 24/03/15. The ETC is requesting US$400,000 to support coordination of the ICT response and provision of services in collaboration with the government. •…

Highlights “Children – especially those in the hardest-to-reach islands - are in serious danger right now,” says Karen Allen, UNICEF Pacific Representative. “Access to safe water remains absolutely critical with almost all islands in Vanuatu suffering from acute water…

166,600 people affected 75,000 people in need of shelter 110,000 people without access to safe drinking water US$29.9 million required This document is produced by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in collaboration with humanitarian partners…