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Empress Shôken Fund announces 103rd funding distribution to support projects in 17 countries

The Joint Commission of the Empress Shôken Fund (ESF) has announced a new funding distribution that totals CHF 485,597 and supports projects administered by

Empress Shôken Fund announces 103rd funding distribution to support projects in 17 countries - Algeria

Empress Shôken Fund announces grants for 2024

The Joint Commission of the Empress Shôken Fund (ESF) has announced a new funding distribution that totals CHF 485,597 and supports projects administered by Red Cross and Red Crescent National Societies in 17 countries.

Vanuatu | Tropical Cyclone Lola - Operation Update #2 (MDRVU011) - Vanuatu

Red Cross reflects on cyclone responses, plans future improvements

The Vanuatu Red Cross Society (VRCS) has organised a two-day internal workshop that focused on reflecting on response operations during Tropical Cyclones (TCs) Judy and Kevin.

Vanuatu | Tropical Cyclone Lola - Operation Update #1 (MDRVU011) - Vanuatu

50 Red Cross volunteers deployed in post-TC Lola humanitarian response

The Vanuatu Red Cross Society (VRCS) has swiftly responded to the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone (TC) Lola by deploying 50 volunteers to the islands of Ambrym, Pentecost, Merelava, and Merig.

UNICEF Vanuatu Humanitarian Situation Report No. 2 (Cyclone LOLA): 10 November 2023 - Vanuatu

3 to 5 Tropical Cyclones expected

Three to five named Tropical Cyclones (TCs) are likely to pass through Vanuatu in the 2023-2024 cyclone season, with two or more reaching intense level (category 3 or higher).

Vanuatu: Cyclone Lola

Tropical Cyclone Lola made landfall on the eastern shores of Vanuatu’s Maewo and Pentecost islands on the night of 25 October as a category 4 storm with 205 km/hr winds. Heavy rainfalls with flash flooding were experienced over low-lying areas and close to riverbanks causing coastal flooding. It is estimated that approximately 200,000 people were exposed to the effect of the cyclone, with estimates of 150,000 people (30,000 Households) being more directly affected (close to half the country’s population).