NAKAKAHIYA SA PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT: BUONG MUNDO NAKABANTAY SA HALAGA NG DONASYON NA IBINIGAY PARA SA BIKTIMA NG BAGYONG YOLANDA: TINUTUKAN PO LAHAT NG BUONG MUNDO! DAHIL SA KURAKOT NA GOBYERNO NG PILIPINAS! UPDATE: INTERNATIONAL DONATIONS! 11-18-2013 1.) Australia AUD 2M through the deployment of Australian medical assistance team (AusMAT) AUD 1M through the Australian Federal Police disaster management specialists AUD 13M through UN Flash Appeal AUD 13M through Australian NGOs AUD 1M for non-food items (tarpaulins, sleeping mats, mosquito nets, water containers and health and hygiene kits to assist families affected by this disaster) AUD 390,000 worth of emergency supplies through the Red Cross and UNFP Use of aircrafts and ships to support transport and logistical requirements of humanitarian activities Total aid: PHP 1,215,696,000.00 (USD 28,262,700.00) 2.)Belgium Belgian First Aid and Support Team (70 personnel) Water treatment units Relief goods 3.)Cambodia Pledge of USD 100,000 check to PH Government 4.)Canada CAD 5M CAD 30,000 through the Red Cross CAD 250,000 pledge by the Government of Saskatchewan Province, Canada CAD 100,000 pledge by the Government of Manitoba Province, Canada Deployment of aircrafts, and the Canadian Armed Forces Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) for 30-60 days PH Crisis Fund. The CA government has set up the PH crisis fund to address the needs of affected populations in the PH. For every dollar donated by individual Canadians to registered Canadian charities responding to the crisis in the PH, the government will set aside an additional dollar to match the donation. The money from the relief fund will be used to provide assistance through international and Canadian humanitarian organizations. Total aid: PHP 205,475,500.00 (USD 4,778,500.00) 5.)China PROC USD 100,000 financial assistance to the PH Government USD 100,000 through the Red Cross RMB 10M worth of emergency relief goods (blankets, tents, etc.) via charterered flight Total aid: PHP 8,600,000.00 (USD 200,000.00) 6.)Czech Republic CZK 4M pledge for humanitarian assistance more Denmark DKK 10M through UNOCHA Total aid: PHP 68,800,000.00 (USD 1,600,000.00) 7.)EU/EC Two (2) 747s loaded with relief goods EUR 3M for immediate humanitarian assistance, plus additional EUR 10M for reconstruction pledged for rehabilitation and reconstruction Team of Humanitarian Experts Total aid: PHP 817,860,000.00 (USD 19,020,000.00) 8.)Finland EUR 1M through Finnish Red Cross to supply 9,500 vaccine and medical packages Two (2) motor boats for rescue operations Total aid: PHP 57,620,000.00 (USD 1,340,000.00) 9.)France A group of French first responders with experience with OCHA is departing Paris for PH on Wednesday, November 13 and staying for seven (7) days, with one ton of medicine and other relief goods 16 social workers and representatives from the French Governments crisis center carrying relief goods 10.)Germany EUR 1.5M approved for emergency humanitarian assistance via partner organizations - includes medical teams, rescue teams, relief goods, etc. German Federal Agency for Technical Relief (THW) sent a search and rescue team Total aid: PHP 259,290,000.00 (USD 6,030,000.00) 11.)Hungary Mobile water purification plant with 6 technical personnel to operate the facility (capacity of 5000 liters per hour) 20-person search and rescue team and 5 medics 12.)India 15 tonnes of relief goods (blankets, medicine, hygiene items, fresh water and water purification material, tents, blankets, mattresses, food) 13.)Indonesia Three (3) C-130 aircrafts bringing relief goods (worth USD 1M) including a naval asset USD 1M handed to Jakarta PE Total aid: PHP 86,000,000.00 (USD 2,000,000.00) 14.)Ireland EUR 1.5 pledge for emergency funding 15.)Israel Two (2) 747 planes with 158 personnel with field medical facilities Mobile desalination equipment, medical supplies, food 16.)Italy Relief goods (tents, blankets, water bottles and purifiers) valued of approximately €350,000; €300,000 in support of the WFP emergency food assistance plan; €350,000 contribution to the Red Cross (TOTAL: €1M) Total aid: PHP 57,620,000.00 (USD 1,340,000.00) 17.)Japan Medical personnel (JICA), Japan Self-Defense Team to assist in humanitarian activities Use of 15 aircrafts to assist in rescue and relief operations USD 10M for emergency relief to be coursed through the UN Emergency relief goods worth up to 60M Yen Total aid: PHP 57,620,000.00 (USD 1,340,000.00) 18.)Kuwait Pledged USD 10M worth of assistance; form of donation to be determined 19.)Luxembourg 4 rescue experts deployed as part of UNOCHAs International Humanitarian Partnership team, 2 emergency experts EUR 400,000 allocated to Luxembourgs humanitarian partners Total aid: PHP 23,048,000.00 (USD 536,000.00) 20.)Malaysia Military medics, search and rescue team, blankets and medicine 21.)Mexico USD 1M through the Red Cross 22.)Netherlands EUR 2M pledge via Red Cross and UNOCHA, in addition to EUR 50,000 initially released to Red Cross Total aid: PHP 118,121,000.00 (USD 2,747,000.00) 23.)New Zealand NZ$ 2.15M Relief goods Two (2) C-130 aircrafts will be in PH for 4-5 days to provide transportation Total aid: PHP 229,985,500.00 (USD 5,348,500.00) 24.)Norway 20M Norwegian Krone via UNOCHA and Red Cross Total aid: PHP 137,600,000.00 (USD 3,200,000.00) 25.)Panama Pledged USD 200,000; beneficiary to be announced Total aid: PHP 137,600,000.00 (USD 3,200,000.00) 26.)Qatar 1 aircraft with relief goods Total aid: PHP 137,600,000.00 (USD 3,200,000.00) 27.)Russia 2 planes loaded with humanitarian goods EMERCOM medical team Total aid: PHP 137,600,000.00 (USD 3,200,000.00) 28.)Saudi Arabia USD 10M donation 29.)Singapore Civil defense force to assist the UN office in coordinating humanitarian activities SGD 200,000 Total aid: PHP 6,880,000.00 (USD 160,000.00) 30.)Slovakia Pledged EUR 20,000 31.)South Korea Pledged USD 5M worth of assistance Korean Disaster Relief Team (KDRT) on standby KOICA medical team 32.)Spain Two (2) planes loaded with relief goods and people to assist in humanitarian activities AECID medical team 33.)Sweden Assistance through UNOCHA operations, including: Two (2) C-130 planes to deliver fuel and generators and 8 members of the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency Additional 1 IL-76 with relief goods 34.)Switzerland Pledged initial assistance amounting to USD 3.4M Professionals, medical doctors and health specialists, water and sanitation engineers, shelter experts and logisticians in Cebu City Relief goods, water purification and distribution equipment, tents 35.)Taiwan USD 200,000.00 1 plane loaded with relief goods Total aid: PHP 8,600,000.00 (USD 200,000.00) 36.)Thailand USD 200,000 cash pledge Offer to send a medical mission C-130 carrying relief goods 37.)Turkey 1 plane loaded with relief goods - tents, blankets, kitchen sets transported via a Turkish airlines cargo plane Search and rescue team 38.)United Arab Emirates Pledged USD 10M worth of assistance Total aid: PHP 430,000,000.00 (USD 10,000,000.00) 39.)United Kingdom £16 M funding for: £5 million donated to charities (Disasters Emergency Appeal for the Philippines) £3 million to fly vital supplies such as water purification kits, cutting equipment and medical support, as well as teams of humanitarian and medical experts, to flood hit areas £8 million for the Rapid Response Facility (shelter, food, water, sanitation, health kits) Additional £30 M pledged 11/16 for the UN and the Red Cross Scotland government pledged £600,000 Military support including the HMS-Daring with Lynx helicopters and HMS-Ilustrius with 8 helicopters, two (2) C-130 and one (1) Antonov to fly freight and assist other humanitarian activities Total aid: PHP 1,523,920,000.00 (USD 35,440,000.00) 40.)United States of America More than 50 ships and aircrafts to assist search-and-rescue operations and to airlift emergency supplies, including the George Washington battle group doing medical operations in Eastern Samar USD 22.5M worth of humanitarian funding through USAID and DoD more Vatican USD150,000 to be distributed to local churches in affected areas 41.)Vietnam USD 100,000 Total aid: PHP 4,300,000.00 (USD 250,000.00) 42.)UNICEF 60 tons of aid (shelters and medicine), ETA PH 11/12, to be followed by deliveries of water purification and sanitation equipment Total aid: PHP 4,300,000.00 (USD 250,000.00) 43.)UNOCHA USD 25 M to be released from the Central Emergency Relief Fund as an initial response Total aid: PHP 1,079,300,000.00 (USD 25,250,000.00) 44.)Arab Gulf Fund for UN Development (AGFUND) USD 100,000 Total aid: PHP 1,083,600,000.00 (USD 25,350,000.00) 45.)Asian Development Bank Grant agreement for USD 3M for Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) Project USD 3M from Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund USD 20M from Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction Total aid: PHP 2,072,600,000.00 (USD 48,350,000.00)
Posted on: Mon, 18 Nov 2013 06:14:44 +0000
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