In Brief

THIS REVISED EMERGENCY APPEAL SEEKS CHF 1,548,693 (USD 1.23 MILLION / EUR 980,185) IN CASH OR SERVICES TO SUPPORT THE VIETNAM NATIONAL RED CROSS IN ASSISTING 60,400 BENEFICIARIES FOR 12 MONTHS.

Appeal history:

- The preliminary Emergency Appeal launched on 5 October 2006 to seek CHF 1,010,944 (USD 811,479 or EUR 637,584) in

In Brief

Appeal No. 26/04; Final Report; Period covered: 13 June 2005 - 31 August 2005; Final Appeal coverage: 77.5%; Due to constraints in closing financial accounts and the pending finalization for the utilization of remaining appeal funds, the Final Financial Report will only be published at a later date.

The Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC)

In Brief

Appeal No. 26/04; Operations Update no. 6; Period covered: 6 May - 13 June 2005; Appeal coverage (received/pledged/indicated): 81.1%;

Appeal history:

Preliminary appeal launched on 2 December 2004 for CHF 2,011,000 (USD 1,749,036 or EUR 1,316,738) for three months for 250,000 beneficiaries.

Appeal revised on 15 December 2004

Appeal No. 01.66/2004;

Appeal target: CHF 4,816,294 (USD 3,835,920 or EUR 3,114,797);

Appeal coverage: 88.1%.

Operational context

During 2004, the Southeast Asia region saw a number of changes and emergencies, challenging both the Federation and the national societies in implementing the planned programmes. Nevertheless, significant achievements were made during the year in line with the Strategy 2010 in strengthening the national societies through provision of technical support and coordination, and developing regional networking and knowledge sharing.

At present, 48 core shelter houses have been completed in Roxas and Bulalacao in Oriental Mindoro; and Calabanga, Iriga City, and Goa in Camarines Sur under the DSWD-Kalinga Luzon project.

Likewise, a total of 245 core shelter units are under construction in Region II (Santiago City and Cabagan in

In Brief

Appeal No. 26/04; Operations Update no. 4; Period covered: 8 January to 14 March 2005; Appeal coverage: 76.5%; (click here to go directly to the attached Contributions List, also available on the website).

Appeal history:

Preliminary appeal launched on 2 December 2004 for CHF 2,011,000 (USD 1,749,036 or EUR 1,316,738) for three months

Thousands of families were made homeless and have been living in temporary settlements. Oxfam GB's immediate response to this natural disaster was to provide water and sanitation.

Since 15 December, 2004 our emergency response efforts have been concentrated in Infanta and General Nakar, two of the most affected areas in Quezon. We have developed our programme further

"Please convey our thanks to His Highness King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz and the Royal Family for your generosity.

The Aurora-Nueva Ecija Road, popularly known as Baler-Bongabon Road, became impassable for a couple of weeks because of severe landslides triggered by typhoons "Unding," "Violeta,"