Full Coverage: Emergency relief
December 2006
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28.12.2006
Washington's offer to resettle most of the 106,000 Bhutanese refugees who have stagnated in camps in Nepal for 16 years has provoked a whirlwind of reaction that could finally sweep away official inertia toward their plight.
more...Related topics/regions: [Development] [Emergency relief] [Migration] [Refugees] [MDGs] Image: Child at Jalozai refugee camp © Catholic Relief Services
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27.12.2006
Across the world, natural disasters are growing in number and destructiveness, and their human toll is escalating. In the past twenty years alone, more than 4 billion people have been affected by natural catastrophes from floods, cyclones, and tsunami, to earthquakes, landslides, and volcanic eruptions.
more...Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [Capacity building] [Emergency relief] [Shelter & housing] |
17.12.2006
NEW DELHI, Dec 16 (OneWorld) - Nearly 60 percent of southern India's tsunami-affected citizens are living in temporary shelters two years after the disaster, a local group said this week, blaming the housing shortcomings on government apathy and poor construction efforts by both the government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
more...From: OneWorld South Asia Related topics/regions: [India] [Aid] [Emergency relief] [Shelter & housing] [Civil society] [Governance] Image: Pondicherry fishing village after the tsunami. © M S Swaminathan Research Foundation
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