Sunday, May 20, 2012
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Logistics News
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The World Bank is providing $1.8 billion to alleviate drought for 23 million affected people in the Horn of Africa and the Sahel region
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The UN has donated 60 cars and vans to support Afghan government efforts “to strengthen the rule of law and justice”
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More than 620,000 tonnes of food has been escorted safely to Somalia since November 2007 with the support of NATO and the European Union
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Estonia is giving €120,000 to the WFP and UNICEF to help feed children in Somalia and South Sudan
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Global Sustainable Partnerships has shipped 150 water filters to Tanzania to help 24,000 children avoid dying from waterborne diseases
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The Saudi Red Crescent Authority has given $1 million to help build a technologically integrated Red Cross/Red Crescent community
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Reporters Without Borders says 21 journalists have been killed since the start of 2012, many of them in war zones such as Somalia and Syria
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Since September 2011 the Somalia Logistics Cluster has delivered 1,700 tonnes of aid to Mogadishu on behalf of 14 NGOs and five UN agencies
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The South Sudan Logistics Cluster has increased barge operations in Juba port on the White Nile following humanitarian aid requests
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The World Bank and US Aid have funded an $84 million programme to distribute 13.7 anti-malaria nets to 24.6 million people in the DR Congo
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The UN is preparing to open another camp in northern Kenya to provide support for up to 80,000 refugees from Sudan and South Sudan
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