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On March 11, 2011, an earthquake measuring 9.0 in magnitude struck northern Japan with the epicenter 80 miles east of Sendai, the capital of Miyagi Prefecture and 231 miles northeast of Tokyo. This earthquake then created another natural disaster, a large tsunami affecting Miyagi, Fukushima, and Iwate prefectures.

Subsequent to the earthquake and tsunami, a third event occurred, damage to nuclear power plants with radiation leaks. Overall, the effects of this trio of events have been devastating. While the number of displaced people housed in evacuation centers has decreased since March, there is still a significant amount residing in these centers. The project aims to cover the emergency needs of 500 Japanese families moved to temporary shelters in the town of Rikuzentakata and Ofunato of Iwate prefecture.

According to IBC local team’s assessment and the general policy of Japanese authorities we have composed a big package of food and hygienic materials, to meet the needs of each family for around one month.

Project Overall Goal: To respond to the immediate needs of the drought affected people in South Central Somalia and improve their resilience to cope with future humanitarian needs.

Output 1: Health and Nutrition: Enhancing access to basic primary healthcare and nutrition services to IDPs and host communities.

Output 2: WASH: Immediate and timely support provided to pastoralists, IDPs and host communities by maintaining, rehabilitating and increasing access to lifesaving water and appropriate hygiene and sanitation facilities and practices in all target areas.

Output 3: Livelihood/Food Security: Improved and secure food, security sources for the target communities exposed to the impact of climate change in the target areas.

Output 4: Project and Basic Education: Provide protection and basic education for children from IDP families and host communities

Provided Service: Humanitarian Emergency Assistance for Drought Affected Communities in Somalia.

The overall objective of this project was to provide emergency assistance for the victims of 2011 Turkey, Van E/Q.

To provide hygiene packages (2000), blankets (1500) and stoves for cooking and heating (250) to victims of the earthquake in TR Van Region.

Distribution of family hygiene packages for 1000 families for 2 months (1000 x 2 months)

Distribution of caloric food baskets to school age children for 2 months (620 children x 2 months)

Distribution of winterized clothing for pupils.

To provide emergency medical assistance and capacity building of Health Centers Turkey, Van Region after 2011 Van E/Q.

To cover the emergency needs of the communities and health centers across country side of Van Province are running of basic medical treatment materials and medicine

Provided Service:

Provision of emergency assistance for earthquake victims.

Provision of emergency medical assistance and capacity building of Health Centers.

The overall objective of this project was to purchase and distribute food packages to the village of Basti Rindanthat, with a population of about 400 families, in Muzaffargarh region, through the Pakistan office of the IBC. The packages should be delivered in time for the Eid Al Adha holiday (November 16th), and should include: flour, rice, beans, sugar, tea, salt, spices, lentils, soap, detergent and shampoo.

JDC would be allocating a one-time grant in sum of $25,000 for the following programs for children who have been resettled to temporary camps from the villages around Dera Gazi Khan Punjab, Pakistan;

The construction of 10 playgrounds in 10 temporary resettlement camps

The distribution of educational materials/supplies to 1.000 students