Natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods or landslides, can be the cause of humanitarian emergencies where the affected people cannot help themselves.
Immediate, needs-based assistance and protection ensure the survival of the people affected. Safe shelter, clean drinking water, food and emergency medical care are essential to alleviate acute distress and prevent further suffering.
But the short-term relief efforts also lay the groundwork for returning to a better, more resilient life later.
This is where our support for reconstruction comes in.
Our guiding principle of “helping people to help themselves” is also central to disaster relief – wherever possible, we involve those affected in the needs-based planning and implementation of our relief measures.
Our disaster relief is based on the humanitarian imperative as well as the internationally applied standards of humanitarian aid.
Construction of emergency shelters and distribution of blankets
Covid-19 education and prevention for 7,500 students and 42,000 villagers.
Distribution of food rations to more than 500 families
1850 warm blankets
7000 hygiene kits
Support for home schooling during the Corona pandemic for 800 students
35620 masks
Urgently needed medical equipment handed over to hospitals
Emergency supply of essential household goods and hygiene articles
Reconstruction of 19 houses for 112 people in Kimri village
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