Reports

Report Summary This report offers international agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the media and the public an overview of the humanitarian and development assistance being provided to the people of Zimbabwe by InterAction member agencies. The 16 member organizations that…

HIGHLIGHTS The Dept of Met indicated that there are no flooding threats in the foreseeable future though there was the need to be prepared since we are still in the La Nina phase. Crops have been severely affected by waterlogging in…

Period covered by this Ops Update: 19 to 31 January, 2008; Appeal target (current): CHF 8,064,000 (USD 7.3m EUR 5m); Appeal coverage: the response to this appeal has been limited; the updated donor response reflecting support to date will be made available…

In the face of a continuing economic and political crisis in Zimbabwe, Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand is contributing $50,000 to much needed water supply and sanitation improvements in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second largest city. The city of 1.5 million faces acute…

IOM teams continue to provide much-needed relief assistance to thousands of vulnerable families, who have been severely affected by flooding in many areas of north and eastern Zimbabwe. IOM's relief activities are targeting the most destitute, including people living with…

Thousands of Zimbabwe children forced from their homes by the country's worst floods for more than a century have been thrown a US$135,000 lifeline by Plan. Plan staff, working in partnership with the World Food Programme, are distributing emergency aid…

Geneva, January 11, 2008 - Heavy rainfall in Zimbabwe continues to cause flooding and waterlogging, affecting at least 9,000 people. Rivers have burst their banks and some low-lying areas have been cut off with crops struggling to survive in…

Relentless rain continues to cause severe flooding in many areas of northeastern of Zimbabwe, leaving severe destruction and affecting at least 8,000 people.   In Chipinge district on the Mozambican border, IOM teams continue to assess and register flood- affected…

CONTEXT 1. Unusually early and heavy rains have continued on the western side of the region causing additional localized flooding in Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique. 2. River levels remain a concern in Mozambique. The levels of the Zambezi river in…

The number of households affected by flooding across southern Africa has risen with widespread destruction of homes and livestock, displacement of families and outbreaks of disease.   In Zimbabwe, more than 50,000 people have been affected in World Vision…